Strategic Partnerships Executive (Sales)
thinking mapsSavannah (GA)
Strategic Partnerships Executive (Sales)
Posted 12 days ago
thinking mapsSavannah (GA)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelElementary and Secondary Schools
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Thinking Maps, Inc.
Location: Hybrid-Remote | Position Type: Full-Time, ExemptAbout the Opportunity
Thinking Maps is seeking experienced, relationship-driven sales professionals to help expand our impact in K–12 education. As a Strategic Partnership Executive (SPE), you'll manage an assigned territory, develop new business, build relationships with school and district leaders, and grow existing partnerships through our professional learning, instructional resources, and digital solutions.
Territories:
We are actively recruiting in Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, New York, Florida, and Texas. Other territories may also be available based on a candidate's experience, established relationships, and market opportunities.
What We're Looking For:
5+ years of K–12, education, education technology, or consultative sales experience.
Proven success developing new business and managing strategic accounts.
Strong relationships with school and district decision-makers.
Self-motivated, entrepreneurial professionals comfortable managing a territory independently.
Experience in educational technology, professional development, or instructional resources preferred.
Why Thinking Maps?
We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on teaching and learning across K–12 education.
Interested in joining our team? Apply today!
Interested applicants should email their résumé and a brief cover letter to .Learn more: https://www.thinkingmaps.com
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