Founding GTM

San Francisco, CA (On-site)

$120K/yr – $220K/yrSenior LevelFull time

Posted 2 months ago

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Job Summary

Own a broad, fast moving growth mandate covering partnerships, events, outbound and direct selling with a numbers driven, campaign-by-campaign execution rhythm.

  • Own growth surface across partnerships, events, outbound, and direct selling.
  • Ship weekly campaigns, test relentlessly, and scale what converts while cutting what doesn’t.
  • Build and lead the first BDRs and scale an end-to-end outbound motion with executive exposure.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • The role: own the entire growth surface area: partnerships, events, outbound, and direct selling.
  • You'll run this like a scientist. Every week you ship new campaigns, read the numbers, pour fuel on what converts, and kill what doesn't.
  • Partnerships. Operators who sit next to our buyers across our verticals.
  • Events. Vertical industry shows and the niche rooms where we actually convert. You'll have the budget to be on a plane every other week when the numbers justify it.
  • Outbound. Email, LinkedIn, cold calling, with the best tooling in the category to build and scale any signal-based campaign you can design.
  • Direct selling. Partner with the risk advisory team to sell.
  • Team. Hire and lead the first BDRs as we scale.
  • Anything that works. We're rewriting how insurance gets sold. If you find an edge, take it.

Requirements

  • Raw intellectual horsepower and a bias for action.
  • A structured, quantitative thinker who still moves at speed.
  • You come from management consulting (McKinsey, BCG, Bain), an ops-heavy high-growth company, a chief-of-staff seat at a growth-stage startup, or a company of your own you're hungry to build again.
  • You've built a pipeline, a partnership, or a growth motion from nothing, and you carry the scars and the secrets that only real experimentation teaches.
  • You can hold a room with a CEO or a CFO, and you're just as comfortable inside a CAC model or grinding a customized email at midnight.
  • You want scope and ownership, and you'd rather build the thing than run someone else's version of it.

Benefits

  • Healthcare coverage