Head of Sales
Head of Sales
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150k
About the role
- Own the sponsorship and exhibit sales P&L, including revenue targets, budgeting, cost of sales and margin· Develop and execute a multi-year commercial strategy to grow revenue, partner retention and new sector expansion· Set pricing, packaging and inventory strategy for sponsorships, activations, exhibit space and partner events· Personally lead negotiations and close the largest strategic deals, including multi-year partnerships· Build, recruit and lead a sponsorship sales team, setting quotas, territories and commission plans· Coach and develop team members through 1:1s, deal reviews and consultative selling training· Establish scalable sales processes, playbooks and CRM standards for disciplined pipeline management· Deliver accurate revenue forecasting and reporting to senior leadership· Identify and launch new revenue streams such as year-round partnerships, digital offerings and multi-event packages· Build executive-level relationships with C-suite decision-makers across corporate, nonprofit and public sectors· Travel to client offices and industry events to develop new opportunities We are looking for someone with the following experience:· 8+ years of B2B sales experience, including 3+ years leading sponsorship, exhibition or partnership sales teams· Demonstrated P&L ownership and a track record of meeting or exceeding revenue targets· Proven ability to recruit and develop high-performing sales teams, including quota setting and comp plan design· Experience closing large, complex, multi-stakeholder sponsorship deals· Strong commercial acumen in pricing, packaging, forecasting and budget management· Excellent negotiation and presentation skills, with the ability to influence C-suite stakeholders· Strong CRM discipline and experience implementing structured sales processes· Interest in sustainability and purpose-driven business If this sounds like you then I’d love to connect!
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