Chief Executive Officer - Residential Services Platform - Private Equity,

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truenorth executive searchPhoenix (AZ)

Chief ExecutivesPrivate Households

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About the role

Chief Executive Officer – Residential Services Platform – Private Equity, 78885 Our client is a fast-growing residential services organization that is supported by private equity ownership. Ambitious plans are underway to scale the company, driving the need for a customer-facing Chief Executive Officer to catapult the enterprise to the next level of growth via organic and acquisitive means. The CEO will be a key player as the company embarks on its journey to increase market penetration in the Sun Belt.The sales-focused CEO will be responsible for creating strategies, establishing objectives, identifying new market opportunities to ramp up revenue, making connections and driving the company towards its goals. The successful person will have a versatile background encompassing a number of key areas.These include standalone CEO experience, M&A acquisition and integration expertise, a strong track record of building a business and implementing processes and the ability to create a dynamic culture whose ethos is to understand customers' needs, listen to their feedback, offer outstanding service and increase customer satisfaction. This opportunity offers a competitive compensation package with attractive upside potential.Seniority level Executive Employment type Full-time Job function Strategy/Planning and Management Industries: Household Services and Facilities Services

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