Vice President of Sales & Strategic Partnerships
confidentialJacksonville (FL)
Vice President of Sales & Strategic Partnerships
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confidentialJacksonville (FL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Vice President of Sales & Strategic Partnerships
About the Company:
Innovative provider of cloud-based construction software solutions Industry
Construction Type
Privately Held, VC-backed Founded
2012 Employees
51-200 Specialtiesconstruction software
construction estimating
construction takeoff
construction estimating software
and construction takeoff software
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Vice President of Sales & Strategic Partnerships to lead and scale its up-market sales organization while developing partnerships that drive revenue growth. Responsibilities include setting sales strategy and targets, managing pipeline and forecasting, coaching and developing sales talent, and improving sales processes and performance. The role also involves identifying and negotiating strategic partnerships, building partner programs, and collaborating across teams to support customer acquisition and market expansion. The successful candidate will engage in key sales opportunities and present performance and strategic recommendations to executive leadership. Candidates should have at least nine years of progressive B2B SaaS sales, business development, or revenue leadership experience, including five or more years leading sales teams and five or more years in construction technology. A record of achieving revenue goals, scaling high-performing sales organizations, and generating growth through strategic partnerships is required. Strong skills in sales forecasting, pipeline management, financial analysis, negotiation, and talent development are essential. The role also calls for effective cross-functional collaboration, executive communication, and a hands-on leadership approach. Hiring Manager Title
Chief Growth Officer FunctionsSales/Revenue
Business Development
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