Senior Global Channel Communications Specialist

Principal Responsibilities:

1) Own the partner-facing “Why RSA” story and channel messaging 

• Act as the Voice of the Channel – representing partner and distributor perspective, needs, and feedback in marketing strategy, planning, and campaign development. 

• Build and maintain RSA’s partner-facing messaging architecture, including “Why RSA,” category value, differentiation, competitive positioning, case studies, and proof points. 

• Translate product marketing and enablement content into partner-facing communications, with guidance by partner type (reseller, distributor), by motion (net-new, expansion, renewal), and by ICP buyer persona. 

• Develop concise partner talk tracks, elevator pitches, and objection-handling messaging, aligned across channel sales, distribution, and field teams based on field and internal feedback. 

2) Global channel communications engine 

• Own the global channel communications strategy and calendar, coordinating program updates, launches, enablement releases, and Partner Portal messaging into a consistent cadence. 

• Create partner communications that drive clarity and action, including newsletters, launch kits, Partner Portal updates, webinars, and distributor communications. 

• Build frictionless selling guides and FAQs that help partners understand and act on key updates. 

3) Manage RSA's communication forums — including the RSA Partner Portal 

• Own and manage RSA’s partner-facing communication forums, with the RSA Partner Portal as the primary channel and single source of truth for partner communications. 

• Manage Partner Portal content governance — what gets published, when, and how it is organised — in partnership with Partner Operations and PRM owners. 

• Run and manage other partner communication forums (webinars, distributor briefings, partner newsletters, community/PRM discussion channels) to keep partners informed and engaged. 

• Ensure content flowing through these forums is accurate, current, and consistent by working closely with the Global Channel Enablement, Product Marketing, and Channel Sales teams. 

4) Partner onboarding and lifecycle communications 

• Build and run partner onboarding and activation communications that move partners from signed to selling faster. 

• Create onboarding communications and partner readiness journeys (30/60/90 day experience), coordinating with the Global Channel Enablement team on quick-start kits, training paths, and first-deal support guidance. 

• Develop lifecycle communications for quarterly readiness, launches, program requirements, and renewal readiness. 

5) Collaborate with Global Channel Enablement 

• Partner closely with the Global Channel Enablement team so enablement assets, toolkits, and training are communicated clearly and reach partners through the right forums at the right time. 

• Align the communications calendar with the enablement roadmap to avoid conflicting or duplicated messaging. 

• Coordinate Partner Council content and messaging. Use councils to validate messaging, identify friction, gather feedback, prioritise communication needs, strengthen partner loyalty, and capture the voice of the partner community. 

• Act as the communications and Partner Portal point of contact for enablement launches, ensuring a consistent partner experience across both functions. 

6) Measurement and operational rigor 

• Define and report KPIs that connect communications and forum engagement to business outcomes.  

• Build a quarterly operating cadence with channel leadership to review insights, identify gaps, and prioritise communications improvements. 

Cross-functional partners

Key to success for this role is relationship management across the core teams. 

• Global channel and partner program leadership 

• Global Channel Enablement team 

• Global channel sales and distribution leaders 

• Product Marketing, Field & Channel Enablement 

• Partner Operations and PRM owners, Marketing Analytics 

• Legal and Vendor Management 

Qualifications Required:

• 6–10+ years in channel communications, partner communications, PRM/portal management, or channel GTM roles in enterprise technology (cybersecurity a plus). 

• Track record of standing up a communications function or capability from scratch — evidence of operating in ambiguity, defining the framework, and delivering measurable outcomes without close direction. 

• Hands-on experience owning a Partner Portal or PRM as a communications surface — including content governance, single-source-of-truth practices, and driving partner engagement with the platform. 

• Proven ownership of a messaging architecture or partner/customer-facing communications program — including positioning, talk tracks, launch communications, and a recurring communications cadence at scale. 

• Strong track record collaborating with Enablement, Product Marketing, and Sales teams to communicate content and programs clearly, without owning asset creation directly. 

• Strong cross-functional partnership and program management skills, with a bias for clarity, simplicity, and measurable outcomes. 

• Track record of defining and reporting KPIs that tie communications and forum engagement to business outcomes, and running an operating cadence with senior leadership against them. 

• Working proficiency with PRM platforms and Salesforce (or equivalent CRM); familiarity with marketing/communications tooling such as HubSpot, Seismic, Canva or equivalent. 

Preferred:

• Experience with multi-tier channel ecosystems and distribution. 

• Cyber security industry, or equivalent transferrable skills. 

Location and travel:

• UK&I based; global scope 

• Remote 

RSA is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity for all employees and applicants for employment and to providing employees with a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, and any other category protected by applicable country law.

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Senior Global Channel Communications Specialist

RSA provides trusted identity and access management for 12,000 organizations around the world, managing 25 million enterprise identities and providing secure, convenient access to millions of users. RSA specializes in empowering security-first organizations in financial services, healthcare, energy, technology services, and other industries to thrive in a digital world, delivering complete capabilities for modern authentication, access, lifecycle management, and identity governance. Whether in the cloud or on-premises, RSA connects people with the digital resources they depend on everywhere they live, work, and play.

For decades, RSA has pioneered many of the encryption, authentication, and identity federation technologies that still power the internet. And now RSA is transforming the industry yet again, paving the way for the future of digital identity through the RSA Unified Identity Platform; next-generation hybrid and cloud solutions; the first ever and only multi-functional, passwordless hardware authenticator; and a frictionless, mobile-optimized experience for the modern workforce. If you are self-motivated and looking for a fast-paced challenge doing something that truly matters, come join our winning team!  For more information, go to rsa.com.

RSA is seeking a channel-first communications leader to own global channel communications and manage RSA's core communication forums — including the RSA Partner Portal — across the Americas & International global audiences. This is a role for a highly self-motivated builder, someone who thrives in a greenfield environment, is energised by the opportunity to define the communications framework from scratch, and takes genuine ownership of outcomes without waiting to be directed. 

This role reports to the Head of Channel Growth Operations within the marketing and growth organisation and exists to solve a gap consistently voiced by the channel community: partners do not clearly understand what RSA does, why RSA wins, and how to strategically partner with RSA. 

You will translate RSA strategy, product marketing, and channel priorities into clear, consistent partner communications delivered through RSA's communication forums — most notably the RSA Partner Portal, partner newsletters, webinars, and Partner Councils. You will own the Global Channel Communications strategy and calendar, and will collaborate closely with the Global Channel Enablement & Marketing teams to ensure enablement content, programs, and releases are communicated clearly and land on time with partners. 

Critically, this person is the ‘voice of the channel’— representing partner and channel perspective in marketing strategy, planning, and campaigns, and ensuring the channel community's needs and feedback shape marketing decisions rather than being addressed after the fact. 

This is a channel communications and partner engagement role tied to measurable outcomes.