Earlywarning

Earlywarning

Business Development & Partnership Executive

New York City

Sponsorship not specified$140k-$180kDetected 26 days ago
SalesforceCRMBusiness DevelopmentForecastingCommunicationCollaborationOrganizational Skills

About the role

  • Positions located in Scottsdale, San Francisco, Chicago, or New York follow a hybrid work model to allow for a more collaborative working environment.
  • Candidates responding to this posting must independently possess the eligibility to work in the United States, for any employer, at the date of hire.
  • This position is ineligible for employment Visa sponsorship.

Responsibilities

  • Maven Family Planning - provides support through your Parenting journey including egg freezing, fertility, adoption, surrogacy, pregnancy, postpartum, early pediatrics, and returning to work.

Requirements

  • Experience with pipeline management.
  • Demonstrated consultative/ strategic business development or partnership experience within payments, banking or financial services industry.
  • Experience working at a card issuing bank, payment network, payments solution provider, issuer- processor or an established payments fintech.

Compensation

  • New York, NY/ San Francisco, CA in USD per year is: $140,000 - $180,000.

Benefits

  • 401(k) Retirement Plan - Featuring a 100% Company Safe Harbor Match on your first 6% deferral immediately upon eligibility.
  • Paid Time Off - Flexible Time Off for Exempt (salaried) employees, as well as generous PTO for Non-Exempt (hourly) employees, plus 11 paid company holidays and a paid volunteer day.
  • 12 weeks of Paid Parental Leave
  • The business actively supports and reviews wage equity to ensure that pay decisions are not based on gender, race, national origin, or any other protected classes.
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Visa & Work Authorization

  • This position is ineligible for employment Visa sponsorship.

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