Posted Oct 30, 2026

Vice President, Demand Generation

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APPLICATION DEADLINE: We encourage you to apply soon if interested, this role will be taken offline based on applicant volume. 

Who We Are

M-Files is the leading platform for AI-native information management. Its metadata-driven architecture, embedded workflow engine and built-in AI (including the Aino assistant) let customers find information faster, automate business processes, and strengthen security and compliance, without moving content out of the systems where it already lives.

Headquartered in Finland with teams worldwide, M-Files is investing in the next phase of the platform: agentic AI, intelligent metadata and process automation, and open integration with the wider enterprise AI ecosystem.

Why this role exists

We need a global Vice President, Demand Generation leader to architect and run a unified growth engine that creates predictable, efficient pipeline and revenue across regions, segments, and routes to market.

What you’ll own & deliver

Success metrics & measurement (6–12 months)

Success in this role will be demonstrated by measurable impact across pipeline, efficiency, and organizational maturity.

6 months

12 months

Team & org scope

Direct reports

Key partners: Sales & GTM Ops, Product Marketing, Brand/Comms, Partner Sales, Customer Success, Finance, IT/Security.

Working model

Requirements

Experience

Strategic & executive leadership

Analytical & systems fluency

Functional expertise

Benefits

Enterprise B2B SaaS growth leadership at scale; executive presence; analytical rigor with funnel modeling and attribution; systems fluency in marketing automation and ABM platforms; experience with ABM, website/SEO/CRO, events, and partner marketing.

Key Responsibilities

Skills & Tools

marketing automation, CRM, ABM platforms, web analytics

Job Details

Benefits

About M-Files

A leading platform for AI-native information management, helping customers find information faster and automate business processes. — Industry: Information Technology