Retention Manager

Strim Duo is a creative digital studio based in Limassol, Cyprus. We specialize in social game development, product engineering, UX/UI design, custom software solutions, mobile apps, and post-launch product support.
 

Our mission is to build products that work seamlessly across devices, delivering engaging experiences for millions of users worldwide.

 

We`re looking for a proactive and relationship-driven Retention Manager 

We’re looking for

  • 3+ years of experience in account management, retention, or client success (B2B environment)
  • Proven ability to manage client relationships and drive commercial outcomes
  • Experience in the iGaming industry is a strong advantage
  • Analytical mindset with the ability to identify performance gaps and opportunities
  • Strong communication and negotiation skills
  • Ability to work cross-functionally and manage multiple stakeholders
  • Proactive, self-driven, and results-oriented approach
  • Fluent English

     

Responsibilities

  • Own the reactivation of inactive, underperforming, and churned B2B projects
  • Re-engage operators that have fully stopped cooperation and understand reasons for churn and assess reactivation potential
  • Analyze reseller and operator portfolios to identify activated but non-performing integrations
  • Work closely with resellers to revive dormant operators within their networks
  • Proactively reach out to inactive or churned partners to identify blockers
  • Rebuild relationships and restart commercial activity through tailored reactivation approaches
  • Coordinate internal teams (Product, Tech, Marketing) to support relaunch or reactivation scenarios
  • Document churn reasons, reactivation outcomes, and recurring blockers for internal insights
  • Transfer non-responsive or commercially blocked cases to the Sales team with full context and recommendations

Required languages

English C1 - Advanced
Published 19 March
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