Sr Director, EMEA South COO
Pubblicato il 15-09-2026 - Altro in Roma
This executive role is being newly created to support the continued growth and transformation of our EMEA South business. Reporting into the EMEA COO organization, the EMEA South COO will serve as the primary deputy to the SVP of EMEA South - present in the field, engaged with customers, and accountable for business outcomes across a diverse, multicultural region (France, Italy, Spain, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, South Africa). The role sits at the heart of the EMEA South leadership team, working in close partnership with Core Sales, Solution Consulting, Solution Sales, Marketing, Customer Excellence Group, GPC, other key GTM functions and more importantly with the Chief of Staff and the Strategic Pursuit Lead. Where the Chief of Staff ensures the operational engine of the region runs effectively and GTM programs land with discipline, and the Strategic Pursuit Lead coordinates the region's most complex deals, the COO's focus is squarely on customer impact, field leadership, and revenue performance. The right person gets their energy from winning - from building relationships at the C-suite,
from helping teams close transformational deals, and from raising the bar on what the region can achieve.
In this role you will Act as deputy to the SVP of EMEA South, representing the regional leadership in customer meetings, executive briefings, internal reviews, and strategic external engagements
Drive business performance across EMEA South, holding the organization accountable for targets and outcomes alongside the SVP
Overlook South Strategic planning, demand generation plan, pipeline excellence and customer adoption by coordinating and giving direction to the extended South leadership team.
Represent EMEA COO office in South region by ensuring execution of Pan EMEA initiatives and decisions.
Build and sustain senior relationships with customer executives across the region, reinforcing ServiceNow's value at the highest levels of key accounts
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