Current Job Openings
- CRO (Chief Revenue Officer): Our company wants “growth hackers”. *Revenue Drivers with customer-friendly DNA.* To take on the responsibility for all aspects of driving revenue to the company. Read job description here.
- RGEs (Revenue Generation Executive): *Sales Executives passionate about sales, growth/exceeding targets.* Maximally drive sales while working with less supervision as individual SBUs. Read job description here.
Please read the job descriptions carefully and fill the form below:
CRO (Chief Revenue Officer)
CRO’s Responsibilities:
- Develop and implement robust sales management processes – pipeline, account planning, and proposals
- Maximally drive sales and bring the business to profitability as an SBU
- Create a standardized outreach for current and future clients and coordinate its implementation across sales channels, client management, and marketing and communications
- Develop growth strategies with the executive team and board of directors
- Create accountability within the company by developing appropriate metrics and coordinating compensation and promotions with these metrics
- Prospect and close relationships with key target clients
- Monitor the revenue pipeline and leads, adjusting as necessary to create sustainable growth
- Establish both short-term results and long-term strategy, including revenue forecasting
- Monitor the strategies and processes across the revenue cycle from customer acquisition to engagement to success
- Fill management gaps by building and training individuals and teams in Sales and Account Management
- Oversee all Channel/Partner Development — adding new sales channels and 3rd party resellers and partners
- Drive a “lean startup” style environment of constant experimentation and learning
- Leverage customer research (quantity and quality) to provide strategic leadership for brand architecture and positioning
- A Chief Revenue Officer for our company is expected to have a successful background of scaling revenues into hundreds of millions, building lasting relationships for the brand, and managing large sales teams
- Ability to deliver successful rapid revenue growth
- Collaborate with Concerned Team members to develop sales material for field sales, B2C, B2B, retail and other customers
- To organize and track all documentation between the company and Corporate clients while recruiting, maintaining/managing data base of Corporate clients
- To resolve clients/vendors issues quickly and efficiently
- A CRO takes a lead role in every area and this evolves as the company grows.
Character attributes or skills expected of a CRO:
- Self-Starter – ability to execute and implement change
- Passion – for the company’s mission
- Highly energetic personality – a motivator
- Critical Thinking – strategic and highly analytical
- Leadership – easily move others to action by planning, motivating, organizing and controlling work being done
- Goal Oriented – naturally motivated to reach goals
- Interpersonal/Communication Skills – an innate ability to channel different points of view
- Able to establish and maintain excellent relationships and credibility quickly
- Create team atmosphere with internal staff while achieving key objectives
- Excellent consulting skills as well as technical writing and public speaking
- Maturity – provide a good balance of risk taking and judgment. Is aggressive and confident
- Able to operate independently of a large staff
- Professional – unquestionable integrity, credibility, and character. Who has demonstrated high moral and ethical behavior
Other Experiences and Responsibilities Below Are Also Required:
- In the new world of media and technology, the successful Chief Revenue Officer will have deep knowledge of cross-channel marketing, native advertising, programmatic, and the latest trends in digital advertising
- Understanding how to establish and maintain excellent relationships with C-level executives of key target clients and channel partners is important
- With some expertise in growing, training, and managing a national sales team, including developing sales strategies and matrixes for analyzing sales performance, the CRO becomes another administrator vs. a business development leader
- The Chief Revenue Officer should expect to participate actively in strategic and business unit planning to develop reasonable and thorough revenue projections for annual budgets and multi-year projections. It is very possible that he/she will participate actively in contract negotiations
- It will be important for the prospective CRO to have more in their skill arsenal ability to oversee all Channel/Partner Development by adding new sales channels and 3rd party resellers and partners
- Naturally, such a role requires strong financial analytical, modeling, writing, PC and software skills. In this key CRO role, a person will be very well called on to “evangelize the company,” through participation in key industry events
- They have to find any and every go-to-market opportunity that provides leverage. As noted above, metrics and analysis and data benchmarks are vital
- The job is to test demand generation, selling, growth hacking, etc., to measure success and failure, and as a leader they need to know when, where and how to “double-down.”
- A person taking on the role of a chief revenue officer need to have a minimum of at least five years of direct sales experience
- While the CRO leads a team, their personal experience lays a foundation for successful leadership
RGE’s Responsibilities and Job Descriptions Are Listed Below:
- To aggressively pilot sales and drive income for the company through online and offline sales
- To develop and sustain long-standing relationships with companies to use Shopahome as vendors for procurement while collaborating with staff who are recruiting and in turn managing Shopahome Vendors to make supplies seamless
- To organize and track all documentation between the company, clients on sales (both for B2B / B2C etc)
- To conduct research on available vendors to determine which vendor offers the best pricing and product quality for good sales impact
- To resolve any related issues quickly and efficiently
- To exceed set targets
- To meet with suitable vendors to assess their product, inquire about their service, negotiate pricing, and communicate any product or service-related concerns
- To evaluate current vendor management programs and identify ways to improve them towards increasing our sales quota
- To monitor sales trends to determine which products are more popular than others
- To identify implementation standards by which to assess the performance of approved vendors
- To support customer service experience
- To support in recruiting/attracting quality & qualified vendors, support to manage and grow vendor base on best efforts basis
- To support all the company’s efforts in all marketing, media and communication platforms