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The Digital and Payment Solutions Pillar Service Leader, Senior Manager within Customer Success Services, is a product-aligned business leader accountable for financial performance, delivery execution, team effectiveness, and customer outcomes across a defined Professional Services portfolio focused on digital payment, fintech, and transaction-based solutions. This role creates clear ownership for a product-aligned delivery portfolio, aligning Professional Services execution to customer value realization while driving consistent operating discipline, portfolio-specific expertise, and scalable delivery practices. The Pillar Service Leader will operate with accountability across revenue, margin, utilization, backlog health, capacity planning, delivery predictability, escalation management, team readiness, and cross-functional alignment with Product, Sales, Customer Success, and key stakeholders supporting the organization's digital payments and fintech ecosystem. You'll need to be commercially minded, operationally strong, comfortable leading through complexity, and skilled at using portfolio insights to improve delivery performance, customer outcomes, workforce planning, and long-term value realization. Experience supporting or delivering services related to digital payments, fintech platforms, financial operations, transaction processing, or adjacent financial technology solutions is highly valued.
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The starting base pay is $117,200.00 to $157,500.00. Blackbaud may pay more or less based on employee qualifications, market value, Company finances, and other operational considerations.Pet insurance, legal and identity protection
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