Vice President of Sales

Vice President of Sales

About the Company

Rapid-growing provider of video advertising management software

Industry

Marketing and Advertising

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2008

Employees

1001-5000

Categories

• Technology
• Information Technology & Services
• Marketing & Advertising
• Advertising
• Advertising & Marketing
• Business Services
• Software
• Telecommunications
• VideoConferencing Software

Specialties

Business Classifications

About the Role

The Company is in search of a VP, Sales to join their dynamic team. The successful candidate will be at the forefront of driving the adoption of innovative solutions within a portfolio of leading brand clients. This role is pivotal in shaping how world-class brands manage their talent-related needs, particularly in the areas of talent payment, union compliance, and production enablement. The VP, Sales will be responsible for owning and growing a revenue quota, acting as a strategic advisor to clients, and delivering tailored, solution-oriented sales presentations. Collaboration with cross-functional partners is essential to ensure the seamless delivery of solutions, and the role requires a high level of proficiency in Salesforce and sales enablement tools. Applicants for the VP, Sales position at the company should have 5-8+ years' of relevant experience in advertising / media production, entertainment payroll, talent management, or HR / payroll software sales. A proven track record of meeting or exceeding quotas in a consultative sales environment is a must, as is the ability to influence senior client stakeholders. Familiarity with union / guild compliance, talent negotiations, or production workflows is a plus. The ideal candidate will be highly collaborative, comfortable in a team-selling environment, and willing to travel for key client meetings and industry events. This is an exciting opportunity for a passionate and driven individual to make a significant impact in a role that is at the intersection of technology, creativity, and the future of advertising.

Travel Percent

Less than 10%

Functions