I help CROs deliver efficient growth

I partner with Chief Revenue Officers at B2B SaaS companies to accelerate efficient revenue growth by building a buyer-centric go-to-market strategy.

The world of a Chief Revenue Officer is challenging

While you aspire to deliver long term strategic impact, the reality is you are held to account with short term revenue measures and the average tenure of a CRO sits between 18 and 24 months.

I start working with CROs when the yellows in this diagram (the pains that prevent you from achieving your desired goals) take hold.

  • Poor pipeline coverage

  • Low conversion rates

  • End of quarter discounting

  • Deals slipping out of quarter

  • Closed-No Decision opportunities

  • Churn is creeping up

  • Voluntary attrition increasing

  • Finger-pointing between teams

Most commonly I partner with the most senior revenue leader in place (typically a CRO, sometimes the VP of Revenue Operations) I will work with that role to revisit and improve your buyer’s journey from unaware to repeat customer.

This may include:

  • Defining your ICP, buyer personas and value propositions

  • Designing, building and managing buyer enablement tools

  • Developing sales plays for new territories or customer segments

Note: CMO and VP Customer Success may not actually report into the CRO, but this graphic represents the CRO has 100% ownership of all Go To Market processes, systems and people.

In smaller organisations where there is no single revenue leader with responsibility across the go-to-market organisation I will work directly with the CEO.

I support them in building (or rebuilding) their go to market function, including:

  • hiring the GTM team

  • defining the value proposition for your ICP

  • defining the buyer and seller journey

  • designing, building and managing buyer enablement tools

  • Building sales plays to enable your sales team on a buyer-centric go-to-market strategy

CRO Content Pack

For tonnes of content, templates, toolkits and recommended podcasts and books for Chief Revenue Officers, check out the CRO Content Pack