Vice President of Marketing & Business Outreach (Co-founder/Adsvisory)

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stealth mode startupSan Jose (CA)

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About the role

Promising AI start‐up seeking an entrepreneurial spirited marketing and business outreach leader to join a promising enterprise software start‐up in Gen AI. We have two opportunities (co‐founder with lucrative equity) or board advisory role. Please advise when responding.We are launching an enterprise product that disrupts the markets of data governance and project portfolio management (PPM).Key players in this space enjoy in excess $100 billion market valuations; you are invited to chart a path with us in this hugely high growth market as a hands‐on partner in sales and marketing.Our product capabilities promises to quickly disrupt legacy players with our Ease of Use and next‐gen AI platform.Initially, this is an equity‐based role with attractive rapid vesting, which will be converted to equity plus base in near future.Who you areA visionary marketing leader who is savvy in market outreachA highly motivated self‐initiated senior professional with years in the enterprise software spaceA solution‐mindful individualA multi‐tasking professionalAn established professional who is not living paycheck‐to‐paycheckResponsibilitiesDevelop business opportunities and assist with pricing and market developmentAssist in segmenting the target market, forge a plan and executeResearch market trends and provide market penetration strategyYou will be rewarded with handsom equity in our startup that promises to rival the best of compensations; this role is a turnkey partner role as a co‐founder or in a limited advisory capacity depending on your preference.About the founder: a 3rd time entrepreneur and former enterprise leader at ServiceNow, Western Digital, Flex, and PwC. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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