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Vice President (VP) of Sales

Mytime · Los Angeles, CA · Remote

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About Mytime

MyTime is the business operating system that multi-location enterprise and franchise brands in pet care, beauty salons, medspas, and barbershops use to run their operations. Backed by 500 Global.

About the role

You will be designing that motion, not inheriting one. The playbook, the team, the named-account model, the forecast — all of it is yours to build. You will close anchor enterprise accounts personally, turn how you won them into something repeatable, hire the account executives who run it, and coach them until they can do it without you. In year one, you build and sell. As the team scales, your job shifts from personally proving the motion to building the organization that executes it.

What they're looking for

  • 10+ years of sales experience, preferably in scaling a metrics-driven SaaS sales team at a rapidly growing technology company in a highly competitive market
  • 3-10 years of sales leadership: hired at least 6 successful, high performing sales reps and managed at least 8 sales reps or managers-of-managers within dynamic sales teams
  • Executed a sales playbook used to acquire customers with $250K+ ACV. Strong preference for experience in designing and implementing the playbook from scratch. MEDDIC preferred
  • Preference for experience selling into Multi-Location or Franchises but any industry works as long as sale was $250 K+ ACV and involved a complex DMU of 3+ people
  • Extensive sales operations experience (forecasting, planning, analysis, sales systems, reporting, compensation and quota management)
  • Ability to build vision, understand and define requirements, design practical solutions, develop supporting business cases and implement solutions for clients
More about this role

MyTime has product-market fit. Our platform is mature, differentiated and proven at enterprise scale, and the business has already scaled into the double-digit millions in revenue — largely on the strength of the product and word of mouth.

We are now making a deliberate investment in a dedicated enterprise sales motion, and hiring the leader who will architect it.

You will be designing that motion, not inheriting one. The playbook, the team, the named-account model, the forecast — all of it is yours to build. You will close anchor enterprise accounts personally, turn how you won them into something repeatable, hire the account executives who run it, and coach them until they can do it without you. In year one, you build and sell. As the team scales, your job shifts from personally proving the motion to building the organization that executes it. In year two, you are running the engine that defines how this company grows.

These are real enterprise deals — multi-location and franchise brands, complex buying committees, and sales cycles measured in quarters and sometimes longer. When you win one, you win dozens or hundreds of locations at once.

What you'll own

  • Personally closing...

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