Role Description
The Vice President or Senior Vice President of Business Development will drive new business growth by identifying, developing, and closing enterprise BPO, CX, and technology-enabled transformation opportunities with national and international companies. This is a highly visible individual contributor role with ownership of the full sales cycle, from initial outreach through contract execution.
Primary Responsibilities
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Develop and execute targeted sales strategies aligned with the companyβs growth priorities and target industries.
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Personally originate new opportunities through executive outreach, industry relationships, advisors, partners, networking, and events.
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Own the full new-logo sales cycle, including prospecting, qualification, solution development, proposals, commercial negotiations, contracting, and close.
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Build trusted relationships with C-suite executives and senior decision-makers, positioning the company as a strategic partner.
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Partner with solutions, operations, technology, AI, finance, pricing, legal, marketing, and executive teams to develop differentiated client solutions.
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Communicate the value of BPO and CX services, AI-enabled operations, automation, analytics, and digital transformation.
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Develop business cases and executive presentations that connect solutions to productivity, cost savings, customer experience, revenue growth, and risk reduction.
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Negotiate commercial structures, including FTE-based, transaction-based, consumption-based, and outcome-based models.
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Maintain a qualified pipeline to achieve annual new-logo revenue and bookings targets, with accurate forecasts and disciplined CRM management.
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Stay informed on competitors, buyer priorities, emerging technologies, and commercial trends to strengthen market positioning.
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Ensure a smooth transition to account leadership following contract execution.
Qualifications
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Strategic hunter with the initiative, persistence, and competitive drive to originate and win new business.
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Executive presence and credibility with C-suite leaders and senior stakeholders.
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Consultative sales approach with strong commercial judgment, problem-solving, and negotiation skills.
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Excellent written communication, executive presentation, organization, and time-management skills.
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Collaborative leadership style with the ability to mobilize cross-functional teams without direct authority.
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Self-directed, resilient, and comfortable managing multiple complex pursuits in a fast-moving environment.
Requirements
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Significant enterprise sales experience in BPO, CX, customer care, digital transformation, technology-enabled services, or a closely related industry. Direct BPO or CX sales experience is strongly preferred.
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Verifiable success personally originating and closing new-logo enterprise business, including complex opportunities involving multiple stakeholders.
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Established, current relationships with C-suite executives, senior decision-makers, advisors, or industry influencers in target markets.
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Proven ability to build pipeline through independent prospecting and relationship development, beyond existing accounts, inbound leads, and formal RFPs.
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Experience developing strategic pursuit plans, executive relationship strategies, and sales approaches that result in closed business.
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Ability to communicate the business value of AI, automation, analytics, digital capabilities, and technology-enabled CX solutions.
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Experience building ROI-based business cases and navigating enterprise procurement, pricing, contracting, security, technology, and legal processes.
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Strong pipeline management, sales forecasting, CRM, and standard productivity tool skills.
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Bachelorβs degree in business or a related field preferred; equivalent relevant experience will be considered.
Other Position Requirements
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Willingness to travel extensively.
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Ability to discuss sales performance over the previous 3β5 years, including new-logo revenue, total or annual contract value, average and largest deal size, quota attainment, and percentage of pipeline personally originated.