Field Marketing Manager, Public Sector (U.S.)

Reston, VA (Remote)

$120K/yr – $195K/yrMid Level5+ years expFull time

Posted 2 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own and coordinate public sector demand programs through multi-channel ABM, events, and executive engagement to move government accounts through long sales cycles and build government-focused pipeline.

  • Regional marketing ownership across events, ABM, executive briefings, and roundtables for agencies and contract holders.
  • Partner and channel collaboration to run co-funded campaigns and field programs with VARs, SIs, and distributors.
  • Executive engagement, budget management, and ROI tracking to prove impact on government revenue goals.

Job Description

  • Develop and execute integrated public sector regional marketing plans aligned to territory pipeline and revenue goals, including events, ABM programs, executive briefings, government-focused roundtables, roadshows, user groups, third-party sponsorships, and digital campaigns.
  • Align closely with public sector sales leaders and account teams to prioritize named accounts, agencies, and verticals; build targeted marketing plans that support capture strategies and long sales cycles.
  • Partner with Partner Marketing and channel ecosystem stakeholders (VARs, SIs, MSSPs, distributors) to deliver joint campaigns, co-funded programs, and field engagement initiatives.
  • Engage strategic public sector partners (e.g., integrators and contract holders) to execute co-branded campaigns and solution-based messaging tailored to government use cases.
  • Plan and execute high-impact government events (e.g., Fed-focused events, state/local conferences, education forums), ensuring compliance with public sector regulations and procurement sensitivities.
  • Leverage ABM strategies and intent data to target key agencies, departments, and accounts, orchestrating personalized, multi-touch campaigns across channels.
  • Drive executive engagement programs (briefings, VIP events, advisory boards) to build relationships with senior government stakeholders.
  • Manage budgets and reporting, including planning, forecasting, vendor negotiation, and ROI tracking.
  • Pre-Event (Planning & Strategy) – Define public sector-specific event strategy, aligning to government buying cycles, fiscal calendars, and priority initiatives.
  • Pre-Event – Identify the optimal mix of Check Point-led, partner-led, and industry events (e.g., federal summits, SLED conferences).

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