Job Description
- Go-to-market planning by segment, product, and channel
- Positioning and messaging architecture
- Competitive strategy and market intelligence
- Buyer insights and segmentation
- Launch strategy for new products and market expansions
- Pipeline creation and progression -- not just lead volume
- Account-based marketing tied to named target accounts
- Campaign strategy and execution
- Marketing attribution and investment optimization
- Content that serves buyers at each stage of the funnel
- Outbound prospecting and pipeline sourcing
- Inbound lead qualification and routing
- Outreach strategy, sequencing, and AI-assisted prospecting
- BDR ramp, coaching, and performance management
- Handoff quality to AEs -- conversion rate and feedback loop
- Positioning and messaging by segment and persona
- Competitive intelligence and battlecards
- Sales narrative, proof points, and reference content
- Launch readiness and field activation
- Market and buyer research
- Rep onboarding and ramp program
- Ongoing training, certification, and reinforcement
- Playbooks, talk tracks, and objection handling
- Content management -- right asset, right moment, right rep
- Closed-loop feedback between field execution and messaging
- Identify and deploy AI agents across commercial workflows -- outreach, pipeline analysis, content generation, call intelligence, intent signal processing
- Own evaluation, procurement, and adoption of AI commercial tooling
- Define human-in-the-loop checkpoints to protect buyer experience
- Measure AI lift: speed, conversion, coverage, cost per pipeline dollar
- Keep RevSpring's commercial motion ahead of what competitors are deploying
- Brand strategy and governance
- Website ownership and digital presence
- Agency relationships and budget management
- Tradeshow and event strategy and execution
- PR, analyst relations, internal comms, and culture initiatives
Year One Priorities
- Four teams that have operated with separate goals and loose handoffs. First priority is a shared charter, shared metrics, and one operating cadence across all functions.
- BDRs and Demand Gen sitting under the same leader eliminates the most common pipeline sourcing dysfunction. Pipeline strategy and execution should be fully coordinated from day one.
- With Product Marketing under this roof, competitive response, positioning, and sales narrative get built with direct field input -- not in isolation.
- Audit what is in the funnel, why deals stall, and where rep behavior diverges from playbook. Build the feedback loop between marketing output and sales reality.
- Each deployment tied to a metric. No technology strategy for its own sake -- only commercial outcome-driven implementation.
- Establish clean, reliable visibility into pipeline health, marketing ROI, rep productivity, and forecast accuracy. Data the leadership team can plan against.
- Marketing + BDR sourced pipeline relative to revenue target
- Quality of pipeline handed off, not just volume sourced
- Weeks from hire to first close and full productivity
- Whether playbooks and positioning are moving the number
- Product Marketing effectiveness in contested deals
- Deployed tools in active use, tied to measurable commercial outcomes
- Efficiency of the combined demand gen and BDR investment
- Proven track record owning pipeline outcomes -- not just marketing programs
- Experience leading and integrating multiple commercial functions (marketing, enablement, BDR, or product marketing)
- Healthcare IT, health tech, or adjacent SaaS background strongly preferred
- Demonstrated ability to deploy and measure AI-powered commercial tooling
- Track record building and developing high-performing teams
- Operates with precision and data rigor -- does not paper over gaps with narrative
- Builds consensus across Sales, Product, and Operations without losing commercial edge
- Comfortable owning outcomes, not just activities
- Thinks in systems -- can see how positioning, pipeline, and rep execution connect
- Moves fast without sacrificing quality or client experience
