GTM GM, FashionActive

The opportunity

The Professional Services organization at Miro is home to Miro's industry leads, responsible for building specialized, high-value businesses inside specific verticals. As GTM Lead of Fashion, you'll report directly with the Head of Professional Services while working…

What you'll do

  • Own the zero-to-one for Miro's dedicated fashion solutions: build the specialized workflows that show fashion and apparel brands how Miro fits into their business — from seasonal planning to day-to-day execution — then own the continued scaling as it grows

  • Identify the use cases where Miro can win across fashion: spanning design, planning, production, merchandising, marketing, and retail execution — and translate them into a product and sales story fashion teams immediately recognize as their own problem

  • Identify target accounts, map the champion and buying committee, and: personally carry the earliest deals across the line. Partner with our GTM organization to align them toward the industry

  • Partner directly with Product and Engineering to turn what you know about how: fashion organizations actually operate — the stakeholders, the workflows, the day-to-day realities — into roadmap decisions

  • Represent Miro for Fashion externally: on stage at industry events, in front of design, merchandising, and retail leaders, and inside the ecosystem of tools and partners that shape how fashion brands work

  • Build the team and operating rhythm this vertical needs as it scales past its: first customers, hiring for the same blend of industry depth and commercial instinct you bring yourself

What they're looking for

  • Grown up in fashion: you've spent your career inside apparel, footwear, or fashion retail brands, and understand the industry's calendar, players, and pressures from the inside
  • Lived through a full season: you've seen a season go from planning and design through production, buying, and execution, and know where it actually breaks
  • Applied technology to the problem: you've used or helped bring in digital tools (PLM, 3D design, merchandising, supply chain, or similar) to solve a real seasonal-planning or execution problem, not just watched from the sidelines
  • Comfortable selling: you've sold something, product, services, or a point of view, and know how to run and close a commercial conversation