Wk

Wk

Vice President Revenue Operations

USA - Indianapolis, IN · Exec

Sponsorship not specified$206k-$309kDetected 23 days ago
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About the role

  • The Vice President, Revenue Operations is a pivotal leadership role responsible for unifying and optimizing the revenue engine across Wolters Kluwer's Health division, a complex, global business approaching $2 billion in revenue.
  • The ideal Vice President, Revenue Operations is a seasoned revenue operations executive who has successfully scaled RevOps functions in complex, global enterprise software companies.
  • The successful candidate combines strategic vision with hands-on execution capabilities.

Responsibilities

  • Drive technology consolidation from fragmented divisional systems toward enterprise-standard platforms.
  • Partner with sales leadership to design and execute training, onboarding, and continuous development programs.
  • This role represents a unique opportunity to build the RevOps function from the ground up and establish the playbook that will become the template for enterprise-wide transformation.
  • Success requires a proven operator who has scaled revenue operations in global, multi-billion dollar software businesses and can deliver incremental improvements that compound into significant impact.
  • Drive sales acceleration through optimization of processes, systems, and methodologies across all customer segments and geographies.
  • Partner with General Managers to align revenue operations strategy with BU goals.

Compensation

  • $206,300.00 - $309,400.00 USD
  • Compensation range listed is based on primary location of the position.
  • Actual base salary offer is influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to skills, experience and actual hiring location.

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