Armada is hiring a Dublin-based field marketer to win EMEA pipeline through executive programs and to "capture customer stories". But the Customer Stories menu item opens a single page about the Alaska Department of Transportation. Armada's strongest European proof, Aker BP putting a Galleon offshore on the Norwegian shelf and Fossefall ordering five Leviathans for Nordic AI factories, exists only as press releases in the blog. A European energy or sovereign-compute buyer looking for peers finds none.
First action
Ask Aker BP and Fossefall to approve a short customer story built from the press release.
How to measure it
EMEA meetings from story-led outreach
- Now
- –
- Target
- 25 a quarter
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
List proof
Announced customers that can be named.
Senior Field Marketing Manager EMEA 2 days
Request approval
Aker BP and Fossefall first.
Head of Communications 2 weeks
Write stories
Problem, deployment, timeline, quote.
Product Marketing 2 weeks
Build the library
Filters by industry and region.
Web team 1 week
Fix the menu
Customer Stories to the library.
Web team 1 hour
Link
Industry pages, invitations and follow-ups.
Senior Field Marketing Manager EMEA 1 week
Measure
Story views by target account.
Marketing Operations monthly
Why it works
Build a /customers library with filters by industry and region. Turn the Aker BP and Fossefall announcements into short stories first (the problem, what was deployed, timeline, what the customer says), then WinDC for Australia and the Alaska and Washington public-sector work. Link each story from its industry page and use them in EMEA invitations and follow-ups.
Enterprise buyers check for peers in their sector and region before they take a meeting. Stories the team already has the rights to cost little and help every EMEA dinner, roundtable and tour stop.
Ready to use
CopyCustomer story template
Headline: <Customer> runs <workload> at <site> with Armada At a glance: industry, region, product (Galleon / Leviathan / Atlas / Bridge), time to deploy The problem: in the customer's words What was deployed: units, power, connectivity, partners What changed: time to insight, data kept on site, operations Quote: approved Next: book a Galleon tour or a site assessment
Risks and how to handle them
Customers limit what can be said
Start from the approved press release wording.
Few named stories in some sectors
Use anonymised stories with sector and region only.
Evidence
- Your websiteNavigation: the "Customer Stories" menu item ("How the organizations we work with deploy Armada at the edge") links to /alaska, a single story about Alaska DOT&PF; /customer-stories returns 404 and there is no other story page.Source
- Your blogCustomer and partner proof published only as blog press releases: Aker BP will deploy a Galleon "in an offshore drilling environment on the Norwegian Continental Shelf" (March 23, 2026); Fossefall placed a first order of five Leviathans, "over 9 MW", for Nordic AI factories (August 25, 2026); WinDC is deploying "Australia's first network of portable AI factories powered by renewable energy" (March 15, 2026); plus Edarat (MENA), an Aramco and Microsoft collaboration, a Navy CRADA and Washington DNR wildfire connectivity.Source
- HiringSenior Field Marketing Manager EMEA (Dublin, posted October 13, 2026): turns "premium experiences and integrated campaigns into measurable business outcomes"; runs "the Sovereign AI Tour, executive dinners, roundtables, roadshows, third-party conferences"; "account-based marketing"; owns "pipeline sourced, revenue influenced, account engagement, progression, and cost per outcome"; partners with "the Dublin Experience Center team"; works "with content and creative teams to capture customer stories, executive perspectives, photography, and video that extend the value of each program beyond the room"; evaluates "third-party event investments".Source
- HiringArmada's description in every post: "the hyperscaler for the edge, delivering modular AI infrastructure from first deployment to AI factory with speed, scale and sovereignty"; "deployed in over 60 countries"; "nearly $500 million in funding"; backed by Founders Fund, Lux, BlackRock and Microsoft (M12), with partnerships with Microsoft, Dell, Palantir, NVIDIA, SpaceX and Skydio.Source
- Your websiteOlder messaging on key pages: the Mining page says "Transform your operations with cutting-edge edge technology" with a BCG quote and no customer or Australian example; the Oil & Gas page leads with an EY survey quote; the demo page description still says "Centrally control your entire fleet of Starlink deployments"; the homepage has no H1 heading.Source