Customer Success Manager (Enterprise)
Company: Dealpath
Location: New York City, New York
Salary: $110k - $150k per year
Type: Full-time
Posted: 2026-10-17
About this role
- As a Senior CSM at Dealpath, you’ll own a portfolio of enterprise and strategic accounts, typically 30 to 40, for firms like Blackstone, MetLife, and Nuveen
- Your customers are investment professionals and executive stakeholders who rely on Dealpath to run how they deploy capital
- You’ll take on the most complex accounts, mentor other CSMs, and help shape how the team operates
- Manage a book of business: 30-40 enterprise accounts as the primary relationship holder for investment teams and C-suite stakeholders
- Drive adoption and value: Define success criteria early and make sure every customer can articulate what Dealpath is doing for their business
- Lead QBRs and EBRs: Data-driven business reviews that keep customers aligned and build the case for renewal
- Lead renewals end to end: Build the case well before the contract date, not at the finish line
- Identify and grow upsell opportunities: Grounded in a deep understanding of each customer’s investment strategy
- Be the voice of your customers internally: Synthesize feedback to product, engineering, and sales
- Develop genuine CRE expertise: Advise customers on configuring Dealpath to their workflows and become a trusted subject matter expert
- Stay close to our AI roadmap: Our customers are actively asking about AI and our CSMs are on the front lines of how it lands
### Benefits
- Equity grant
- 401k plan
- Medical, vision, & dental
- Flexible vacation plan
- Health & wellness stipend
- Fully-stocked kitchen
- Commuter reimbursement
- Hybrid work policy- Curiosity about AI
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
- 1.5+ years as a CSM or Client Success Manager at a B2B SaaS company, direct account ownership, not a team management role
- Proven renewal and upsell experience, end to end, not supporting someone else’s process
- Clear, polished communicator, skilled at building credibility with C-suite stakeholders including CIOs and Heads of Acquisitions
- Excel/Google Sheets proficiency, you’ll use it ...