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The Client Success Director is the primary point of responsibility and accountability for the overall service relationship and long-term success of D&B’s most strategic and complex Global and Enterprise Clients. The role acts as a trusted advisor within the Sales Channel, bringing D&B’s best ideas, innovations and service capabilities to these Clients to ensure Driving Adoption and Value Realisation, Client Satisfaction, renewal readiness and measurable value from D&B solutions.
As the senior-most strategic individual contributor within the Client Success career path, the Client Success Director leads senior customer success ownership through executive customer relationships, customer maturity discussions, value plans, external service reviews, customer health insight, risk mitigation/get well plans and strategic T-Minus Retention Planning. The role works closely with Sales and relevant internal stakeholders to align D&B capabilities to customer outcomes, ROI, adoption, retention readiness and long-term success.
Commercial ownership remains with Sales. Technical implementation, integrations, workflow configuration, solution architecture, technical assessments, AI architecture and AI readiness assessments remain with Technical Client Success Managers, Technical Advisory resources or other specialist functions.
Essential Key Responsibilities
- Be accountable for the assigned full lifecycle of the Client’s overall success with D&B for the most strategic and complex Global and Enterprise Clients, including Driving Adoption and Value Realisation, Client Satisfaction, supporting renewals and long-term customer value.
- Act as a trusted advisor to senior and executive customer stakeholders, bringing D&B’s best ideas, innovations, service capabilities and peer best practices to help Clients achieve measurable business outcomes.
- Lead senior customer maturity and transformation discussions for the most strategic and complex Global and Enterprise Clients, helping customers progress toward more advanced, scalable and integrated use of D&B solutions where relevant to customer outcomes.
- Guide strategic T-Minus Retention Planning in partnership with Sales for the most complex customer environments, using customer value, health, maturity, risk, stakeholder and renewal-readiness insight to support on-time renewal success.
- Translate customer health, maturity, risk and growth insight into senior-level actions that support value realisation, retention readiness, risk mitigation, Voice of the Client input and appropriate commercial follow-up by Sales.
- Guide strategic Client Success playbook execution for the most complex Global and Enterprise customer engagements, ensuring consistent focus on customer maturity, value realisation, customer health, strategic T-Minus planning, risk mitigation and retention readiness.
- Create and maintain strategic value plans that link D&B solutions to customer business goals, measurable outcomes, ROI, adoption priorities, maturity development and long-term success.
- Lead external service reviews with senior customer stakeholders to review solution adoption, progress key initiatives, assess Client sentiment, confirm value realisation and agree next actions.
- Identify risks to Clients achieving their stated business goals and work with the account team and relevant specialists to build a risk mitigation plan/get well plan.
- Develop specialist industry knowledge relevant to the Client base and advise on industry dynamics, peer best practices, customer maturity, automation opportunities and how best to utilize D&B solutions.
- Help Clients understand practical AI-enabled business value, adoption opportunities, automation use cases and maturity considerations where these support customer outcomes and value realisation.
- Share senior Voice of the Client insights, customer maturity signals, risks, product feedback, service improvement opportunities and strategic customer themes with internal leadership and relevant functional teams.
- Work within an account team matrix and coordinate Sales, Product, Data, Technology, Delivery, Customer Service, Finance, Marketing, Legal and Customer Success stakeholders around strategic customer priorities and outcomes.
- Collaborate with Technical Client Success Managers, Technical Advisory resources or other specialist functions where customers require technical implementation, integrations, workflow configuration, solution architecture, technical assessments, AI architecture or AI readiness assessments. These activities remain outside the Client Success Director role.
- Partner with Sales on renewal readiness, customer intelligence and account planning while maintaining clear boundaries. Commercial ownership, pricing, negotiations, revenue responsibility, sales quotas, new business and expansion contracting remain with Sales.
- Maintain accurate and timely information in relevant CRM systems and internal tools to support Strategic Account Planning, customer health visibility, value plans, T-Minus Retention Planning, risk mitigation and internal reporting.
- Perform additional duties as assigned, provided they are within the overall scope, qualification level and purpose of the role and in line with applicable local legal and company requirements.
Education/Experience and Competencies
- Minimum of ten years of experience working with large global enterprise clients in customer success, enterprise client success, strategic account management, value realisation, retention strategy or comparable senior post-sales customer-facing roles.
- Solid customer success or account servicing experience with complex enterprise solutions, preferably involving data, analytics, technology or highly integrated business solutions.
- Proven track record in delivering retention results through successful Client Success engagements, renewal readiness, value planning and risk mitigation.
- Strong ability to build and maintain trusted relationships with Global and Enterprise Clients, including CIOs, CTOs, CDOs, CFOs and other senior customer stakeholders.
- Excellent listening, communication, presentation, stakeholder influence and interpersonal skills at all business levels.
- Client-centric approach with good commercial instincts, while maintaining clear ownership boundaries with Sales for pricing, negotiations, revenue responsibility, sales quotas, new business and expansion contracting.
- Strong service management, Strategic Account Planning, value planning, ROI, external service review, customer maturity and T-Minus Retention Planning capability.
- Ability to identify risks to customer outcomes and work with the account team and specialists to create clear risk mitigation plans/get well plans.
- Specialist industry knowledge relevant to the assigned Client base, with the ability to advise on industry dynamics, peer best practices and effective use of D&B solutions.
- Understanding of AI-enabled business solutions, adoption, automation opportunities and customer maturity discussions from a business-value perspective, without owning technical AI architecture or implementation.
- Self-starter who can work independently, enjoys solving problems and executing against plans in a complex matrix environment.
- Show an ownership mindset in everything you do. Be a problem solver, be curious and be inspired to take action. Be proactive and seek ways to collaborate and connect with people and teams in support of driving success.
- Continuous growth mindset. Keep learning through social experiences and relationships with stakeholders, experts, colleagues and mentors, and widen and broaden competencies through structured courses and programs.
- Where applicable, fluency in English and languages relevant to the working market.
- Ability and willingness to travel up to 25% as required.
Benefits We Offer
- Generous paid time off in your first year, increasing with tenure.
- Up to 16 weeks 100% paid parental leave after one year of employment.
- Paid sick time to care for yourself or family members.
- Education assistance and extensive training resources.
- Do Good Program: Paid volunteer days & donation matching.
- Competitive 401k with company matching.
- Health & wellness benefits, including discounted Wellhub membership rates.
- Medical, dental & vision insurance for you, spouse/partner & dependents.
Pay Transparency
Dun & Bradstreet is an equal employment opportunity employer and believes in honesty and transparency in the employment hiring process, including pay transparency. Accordingly, listed on this posting is a good faith reasonable estimate of the salary range and other compensation in the job posting, as of the date of this posting. Actual compensation decisions for base salary and other compensation will be dependent upon a wide range of factors including but not limited to: an individual’s skill sets, experience, qualification, training, education, location, and any other legally permissible factors. Successful applicants will also be eligible for D&B’s generous benefit package, outlined above.
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Frame your LCA wage tier strategically
Client Director roles are benchmarked against the DOL's four wage levels. Pull the prevailing wage for your specific metro using the OFLC Wage Search before salary negotiations so you know which tier your offer will land on and what that means for your petition timeline.
Document revenue ownership in your resume
H-1B adjudicators scrutinize whether Client Director duties genuinely require a specialty degree. Explicitly linking your P&L responsibility, contract value management, and cross-functional leadership to your business or marketing degree strengthens the specialty occupation case in your I-129 filing.
Target enterprise accounts teams at known sponsors
Use Migrate Mate to search Client Director roles filtered by verified LCA filing history, so you're applying only to employers who have already cleared DOL certification for this exact job category, not just companies that say they're open to sponsorship.
Ask about PERM labor certification timing upfront
If you're on OPT or a time-limited visa, ask the hiring manager whether they typically sponsor green cards for Client Director hires and at what seniority threshold. PERM filings for director-level roles take 12 to 18 months minimum before an I-140 petition can follow.
Verify degree equivalency before the offer stage
If your bachelor's is from outside the U.S., get a credential evaluation from a NACES-member service before you're deep in negotiations. USCIS will require this documentation anyway, and surfacing a potential equivalency issue early prevents delays after an offer is signed.
Clarify cap-exempt status for nonprofit or research employers
Some Client Director roles at universities, nonprofits, or government research organizations qualify for cap-exempt H-1B petitions, which can be filed any time of year and bypass the annual lottery. Confirm the employer's tax status with their HR team before ruling out otherwise slower-moving organizations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Client Director role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes, provided the employer documents that the role normally requires a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific field such as business administration, marketing, or management. Generalist leadership titles can attract RFEs if the job description is vague, so the offer letter and LCA should explicitly tie each core duty to degree-specific knowledge rather than general management experience.
Which visa types are realistic for a Client Director without an H-1B?
Beyond the H-1B, Canadian and Mexican nationals should check whether Client Director work qualifies under the TN visa's management consultant category, though the fit depends on specific duties. Australian nationals can pursue the E-3 visa, which has no lottery, and L-1A is an option if you're transferring within a multinational company at a managerial or executive level.
How do I find Client Director jobs where the employer is already set up to sponsor?
Browse Client Director listings on Migrate Mate, which shows only employers with verified sponsorship history so you're not wasting time on roles where the company has never filed a work visa petition. Focusing on employers with an established immigration process dramatically shortens the timeline from offer to petition filing.
Will my revenue targets or book of business affect the visa petition?
Not directly, but they matter indirectly. USCIS reviews whether the role's complexity and responsibilities genuinely require a specialty degree. Demonstrating that you manage enterprise accounts, negotiate complex contracts, or oversee a client portfolio at scale reinforces the specialty occupation argument and reduces the risk of a Request for Evidence challenging the job's degree requirement.
What degree fields support a Client Director H-1B petition?
Business administration, marketing, management, communications, and finance are the most accepted fields. The degree must have a logical and direct relationship to the specific duties of the Client Director role. O*NET classifies this occupation in a zone that typically requires a four-year degree, which helps establish the normative degree requirement USCIS looks for when evaluating specialty occupation eligibility.
What is the prevailing wage requirement for sponsored Client Director jobs?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.