Wpromote
Director, Revenue Operations
Building the revenue operating system behind Wpromote's next phase of growth — unifying forecasting, pipeline visibility, routing, and front-office automation, so leadership can scale go-to-market output without scaling manual work.
Strong match to Jay’s revenue systems, sales operations, executive communication, workflow design, and cross-functional implementation background. Founder-operator who can connect executive goals to practical revenue infrastructure, adoption, documentation, and operational cadence. The strategic gap is unambiguous: Wpromote needs an operator who builds the revenue operating system from first principles — not one who merely maintains an inherited one.
Unified pipeline visibility and a reliable forecasting cadence established; manual reporting and triage materially reduced across Wpromote's revenue team.
Automated routing, qualification, and follow-up lift speed-to-lead and conversion; forecast accuracy and cross-functional operating cadence reach maturity.
Repeatable revenue infrastructure scales Wpromote's go-to-market output without proportional headcount, with real-time executive visibility across the funnel.
Core Opportunity
Wpromote is hiring for Director, Revenue Operations at a decisive moment. Leadership needs clearer forecasting, reliable dashboards, governance, and scalable programs that convert fragmented revenue data into decisions. Without dedicated ownership of the revenue operating system, that pressure compounds as the company grows.
Execution Thesis
Strong match to Jay’s revenue systems, sales operations, executive communication, workflow design, and cross-functional implementation background. Founder-operator who can connect executive goals to practical revenue infrastructure, adoption, documentation, and operational cadence. That is why this application is different — and why a conversation with Wpromote is warranted now: Jay builds the operating system from first principles. Production systems, not theory.
Production systems, not theory. Revenue captured, not demos given.