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The Opportunity
You will own new-business growth for Vanteo's BDV Cultural Exchange teacher-placement brands: net-new placements, at the volume and speed the business now requires. Renewals and account management sit with a dedicated team, so your focus stays on winning new schools, networks, and districts.
And it's not one brand you're growing — it's five. Vanteo's J-1 teacher business is made up of five distinct organizations — TPG, ITES, Global, J1X, and HRC — each with its own mission, price point, and service model, from ultra-premium, fully white-glove placement down to lean, teacher-funded administrative sponsorship. A single go-to-market pitch doesn't work across all five. Part of the job is building — and running — five coherent go-to-market strategies that each reflect what that brand actually offers, while sharing one infrastructure (HubSpot, sales ops, market intelligence, the partner network) underneath all of them.
This is a leadership seat, not an individual-contributor sales role scaled up. It's also a fast, demanding environment, and an enjoyable one — we move quickly, hit real obstacles, and look to the person in this seat to find the way through them and put the fix in motion, bringing in partners across Vanteo when that's the fastest path.
You'll be building with real backing. The Board has approved the investment to stand up this function: a new sales team, a dedicated national marketing budget, and the sales operations and tools to support them. You'll have both the resources and the mandate to build it right.
What You'll Own
Right now: a Fall 2027 go-to-market sprint
- Ship a go-to-market strategy fast. You'll inherit real market analysis (demographic growth, state-by-state opportunity scoring, competitor and pricing intelligence) — your job is to turn that analysis into a live pipeline. We need a plan in market within your first weeks, not your first quarter.
- Get fluent fast. Ideally you already understand how J-1 exchange-visitor sponsorship works — DS-2019 issuance, SEVIS, the designated-sponsor landscape, program limits. If you're newer to J-1, you'll be paired with our program and compliance leaders so you can hold a credible conversation with a superintendent or a network CAO within your first weeks.
- Diversify who we sell to. You'll build parallel motions into public, charter, and private schools.
- Run five go-to-markets, not one. Tailor positioning, pricing conversation, and sales motion to each brand — TPG, ITES, Global, J1X, and HRC — rather than pitching one generic "J-1 teacher" offer to every buyer.
Beyond Fall 2027: build the engine that lasts
- Own the budget and resourcing plan. Build and defend the investment case for the new-sales function — headcount, tooling, and partner spend — directly with the President and the Board.
- Stand up sales operations. Pipeline hygiene, forecasting, deal stages, contracting velocity, and the CRM/tech stack that makes a distributed new-sales team fast instead of chaotic.
- Stand up revenue & demand generation. A standing engine — campaigns, partner-referral pipeline, lead scoring — that turns state-level demand, competitor pricing and positioning, and policy shifts (visa rules, state licensure, H-1B and other pathways) directly into qualified pipeline for each brand's sales effort.
- Build a durable, multi-brand new-sales motion. Not a one-time sprint — a repeatable, multi-year engine for winning net-new district, network, and school relationships across all five of Vanteo's J-1 organizations.
The infrastructure and network this all runs on
- Help build our HubSpot architecture. Work directly alongside Sales Operations to design the pipeline stages, automation, and underlying data model — not just report out of the system once someone else builds it.
- Build a national partner network. Develop real, working relationships with state Departments of Education, local communities, and third-party recruiters — and grow them into a large, standing network of partner referrals feeding the pipeline year-round, not a one-off contact list.
- Own compliance and placement quality. Keep a hard eye on the schools we recruit and the placements we make — growth doesn't get a pass on quality or compliance, and this role is where that line gets held.
- Support AI-driven growth. Be a comfortable, capable partner to whoever builds AI models in support of sales and growth here — sourcing, prioritization, matching — and help shape what those models should actually do.
- Lead J-1 teacher marketing. Own marketing for Vanteo's J-1 teacher programs — the story we tell schools, states, partners, and prospective teachers alike.
Your Team
- You'll lead a new function built around this mandate, reporting directly to you:
- A Manager of Sales Operations, owning pipeline infrastructure, forecasting, and deal velocity
- A Manager of Revenue & Demand Generation, owning the pipeline — campaigns, partner referrals, lead scoring — that feeds the sales team's number
- A team of net-new Sales roles, carrying quota against the Fall 2027 target and beyond
- This is a build-from-scratch leadership assignment. You'll also be personally hands-on in the areas above (HubSpot, partnerships, marketing) rather than delegating them away entirely.
- As their leader, you'll grow and develop this team: set clear goals, coach through regular one-on-ones, build career paths, and promote from within where you can. You'll also build strong collaboration across the five brands and with Enterprise Sales, account management, marketing, and operations, so the whole company wins together.
What You Need
- Senior leadership experience. 12+ years of progressively senior sales, growth, or GTM leadership, including real experience building a new-business function from scratch and reporting results directly to executive leadership or a board.
- J-1 program knowledge (strongly preferred). Working knowledge of the J-1 exchange-visitor teacher program — how sponsorship, placement, and compliance work — is a strong advantage. Candidates with deep K-12 sales leadership who are newer to J-1 will receive structured onboarding from our program and compliance teams.
- K-12 market range. A genuine understanding of how public school districts, public charter networks, voucher-funded schools, and private schools each buy — their budget cycles, procurement paths, and decision-makers — because this role can't succeed serving only one of them.
- New-business sales leadership. A track record of building and running a new-logo sales motion, ideally in education, staffing, or another relationship-driven, long-cycle B2B/B2G sales environment.
- Multi-brand or multi-product portfolio experience. Comfort running differentiated go-to-market strategies for distinct offers or brands at once, rather than a single product with a single pitch.
- Hands-on CRM/RevOps chops. Real HubSpot (or comparable CRM) experience — you can help architect a pipeline and its automation, not just work inside one someone else designed.
- A track record building partner networks. Experience cultivating third-party relationships — government (state DOE), community organizations, or recruiter/referral networks — into a durable source of pipeline.
- A compliance and quality mindset. Comfortable being the person who says no to a placement or a partner school that doesn't meet the bar, even under pressure to hit the number.
- AI fluency. Comfortable working alongside data/AI teams applying predictive or generative tools to sales and growth — you don't need to build the models, but you need to be a strong thought partner on them.
- Operator instincts. Comfort building sales ops and market-intelligence functions from nothing — process, tooling, and reporting that don't yet exist until you create them.
- Speed under real deadlines. This is a same-year turnaround: strategy, team, and pipeline standing up in parallel, not in sequence.
How You Work
- Creative. You find the go-to-market angle nobody else on the team saw — a new buyer segment, a differentiated pitch, a pricing structure that unlocks a stalled deal.
- Self-starting. You don't wait for a fully-built playbook to start selling; you build the playbook by selling.
- Tech-first. You default to CRM, automation, and data to run a distributed sales org, rather than spreadsheets and memory.
- An obstacle-clearer. You see a blocker and don't wait for someone else to fix it — you find the workaround and put it in motion, fast. That instinct matters here more than almost anything else.
- Collaborative. You build trust across teams, share credit, and bring colleagues in early, from brand leaders to Enterprise Sales and operations.
Why This Role
Few new-business leadership roles come with this much runway: a validated market, a board-approved mandate, five distinct brands to build differentiated go-to-markets for, a new org chart, and a goal that makes success unambiguous. It's a senior seat with senior compensation to match. If you want to build a growth engine rather than manage one someone else already built, this is that role.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in head of growth and partnerships jobs.
- Proven experience building and scaling strategic partnership programs in a B2B or SaaS environment
- Demonstrated ability to drive revenue growth through channel, reseller, or ecosystem partner channels
- Strong cross-functional collaboration skills with product, marketing, and sales leadership teams
- Experience using CRM platforms to manage partner pipelines and track joint go-to-market activity
- Ability to structure, negotiate, and close partnership agreements with measurable business outcomes
- Bachelor's degree in business, marketing, or a related field, with an MBA preferred for senior roles
Tips for Your Head of Growth and Partnerships Job Search
Quantify partnership revenue in your resume
Hiring managers for this role scan for ARR influence, partner-sourced pipeline, and ecosystem revenue numbers. If you can't name a dollar figure, describe the partner tier you managed and the channel mix you owned. Vague ownership claims won't hold up against candidates who show outcomes.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists head of growth and partnerships openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Distinguish growth from partnerships in your materials
Many head of growth and partnerships roles weight one function more heavily than the other. Read each job description carefully to identify whether the team needs a demand-gen operator or a BD dealmaker, then reframe your resume's first three bullets to reflect that emphasis before you apply.
Prepare a partnership teardown for your portfolio
Bring one documented partnership from origin to revenue contribution: the outreach strategy, the contractual structure you negotiated, the co-marketing execution, and the measurable outcome. Interviewers for this role will probe execution depth, and a written teardown answers those questions before they're asked.
Press for clarity on the growth mandate during interviews
Ask the hiring team whether this role owns a revenue number directly or influences it through partners. That answer changes how you structure your 30-60-90 day plan response and signals whether the company has actually separated growth from marketing in its organizational model.
Negotiate equity and commission structure separately
Head of growth and partnerships offers often bundle a base with either equity or a partner-sourced commission kicker. Push to understand how partner-influenced deals are credited in the comp model before you accept, because attribution rules vary widely and directly affect your effective earnings.
Head of Growth and Partnerships Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most head of growth and partnershipss?
The companies hiring the most head of growth and partnershipss right now include Juno, TAXO, and Abbott, with the largest share of openings in Florida, New York, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially concentrated in SaaS, fintech, and marketplace businesses that rely on partner channels to extend their distribution.
How many head of growth and partnerships jobs are remote?
About 100% of head of growth and partnerships openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the relationship-driven nature of the role, which many companies are willing to support remotely. Partnership development and ecosystem management sub-functions tend to be the most remote-friendly, while roles that require direct co-selling with field sales teams often prefer candidates in a specific geography.
How do you become a head of growth and partnerships?
Most people reach this role by building depth in either growth marketing or business development first, then taking on cross-functional ownership that bridges the two. Start by owning a partner program or a growth channel end-to-end, document the revenue outcomes you influenced, and move into roles with increasing budget and headcount responsibility. Demonstrating that you can close partnerships and convert them into measurable pipeline is what gets candidates promoted or hired into this title.
Can I get a head of growth and partnerships job with limited experience?
Candidates with limited experience can compete for associate or manager-level versions of this role by demonstrating ownership of a specific partnership type, such as integration partners, affiliate programs, or co-marketing agreements, even in a junior capacity. Building a documented case study showing how you sourced, structured, and activated a single partnership from start to finish carries more weight than broad but shallow experience across multiple functions.
What does the head of growth and partnerships interview process look like?
The process typically begins with a recruiter screen focused on scope and culture fit, followed by a hiring manager conversation that probes your experience owning growth numbers and partner relationships. Expect a panel round with cross-functional stakeholders from sales, product, and marketing, plus a case study or take-home exercise where you outline a go-to-market partnership strategy. Final rounds often include a presentation to a VP or C-suite leader and a compensation discussion.
Where can I find and apply to head of growth and partnerships jobs?
You can find and apply to head of growth and partnerships jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the listings to find roles that match your background in growth, partnerships, or business development, and apply directly to each listing that fits your experience and target industry.
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