Chief Development Officer (CDO), Franchising
Posted 18 days ago
confidentialSan Antonio (TX)
Sales ManagersLand Subdivision
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Chief Development Officer (CDO), FranchisingAbout the CompanyA rapidly growing home health care franchisor.IndustryHospital & Health CareTypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Chief Development Officer (CDO) with a focus on franchising. The CDO will be tasked with the critical role of leading the development of leads and prospects into signed franchisees, utilizing a range of tools, techniques, and a specific sales process to achieve this. This executive will be responsible for the success of the franchise development department, including the management of a team of franchise development professionals. Key responsibilities for the CDO include developing and executing short- and long-term franchise development strategies, launching targeted sales and marketing campaigns, and optimizing the department's organizational structure and performance metrics. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in building and scaling a franchise development department, as well as experience in driving new franchisee recruitment marketing to meet aggressive development goals. The successful CDO will be a strategic leader with the ability to align franchise development strategies with the company's mission and drive new franchisee growth. They must be adept at managing, motivating, and developing a high-caliber team, and be skilled in evaluating and optimizing the department's performance. The role requires a candidate with a strong background in franchising, particularly in the areas of lead generation, sales, and marketing. The CDO will play a pivotal role in the company's expansion, and as such, the ability to attract high-quality franchisee candidates and support the company's growth objectives is essential.FunctionsBusiness DevelopmentSales/Revenue
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