Managing Director, NetSuite Practice
confidentialKansas City (MO)
Managing Director, NetSuite Practice
Posted 5 days ago
confidentialKansas City (MO)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Managing Director, NetSuite Practice
About the Company:
Award-winning NetSuite solutions provider known for quality implementations and strong team culture.
Industry
Information Technology and Services:
TypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Managing Director for its NetSuite Practice. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading and managing the existing teams, as well as driving the growth and success of the practice. This role is pivotal in maintaining the company's reputation as an award-winning NetSuite Solutions Provider and in ensuring the continued quality of implementations and the strength of team culture. The ideal candidate will have a background as a NetSuite Practice Leader at a NetSuite Alliance Partner or a Solutions Provider, with a strong expertise in ERP and significant experience at a major consulting company. Applicants for the Managing Director position should be prepared to take on a senior leadership role, with a focus on strategic planning, team development, and client relationship management. The role requires a candidate who is a proven leader, capable of inspiring and guiding teams to achieve and exceed their goals. A deep understanding of the NetSuite ecosystem and a track record of success in a similar role are essential. The company values a candidate who is not only a technical expert but also a strong communicator and a strategic thinker, with the ability to make a significant impact on the business. Functions OperationsBusiness Development
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