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Revenue Operations Director

Avepoint · Arlington, VA, United States · 2026-06-24

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About the Role:

We are looking for a Revenue Operations Director – Americas to lead RevOps for our high-growth Americas region, one of the company's largest revenue-generating markets. This is a critical regional role that bridges Americas Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success leadership with Global Revenue Operations to drive scalable growth, operational excellence, and full-funnel alignment across strategy, execution, and planning.

Based in NYC, Arlington, or Chicago, this role is ideal for an experienced leader with a strong mix of strategic thinking, technical systems depth, and analytical horsepower who can operate cross-functionally in a complex, fast-paced, global organization. You will own the operational heartbeat of the Americas’ go-to-market motion — from pipeline generation through renewal.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead RevOps Americas Strategy & Partnership Across Go-to-Market Functions:

• Serve as the primary operational partner for Americas Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success leaders, enabling their teams with the tools, insights, and process support needed to hit targets.

• Own day-to-day operational support for regional GTM teams, including deal structuring, CRM support, pipeline inspection, and cross-functional escalations.

• Ensure tight alignment between global and regional priorities, proactively advocating for Americas-specific market dynamics, customer segments, and competitive nuances.

Tech and Tools:

• Serve as the regional leader for the entire RevOps tech stack — ensuring systems support local workflows throughout the revenue cycle. Collaborate with the RevOps global service owners to ensure technology and data are accurate and efficient.

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