- The Sales Head India will own and drive the full sales lifecycle in the Indian market: from market strategy and lead generation, to deal closure, revenue growth, and customer retention.
- This person will shape and execute the go-to-market approach, build and manage the India sales team (and/or partners), engage with key enterprise clients across sectors (including BFSI, infra, manufacturing, tech), and ensure sustained profitable growth.
Key responsibilities:
- Develop and implement the India sales strategy aligned with global/region objectives.
- Define target segments, value propositions, pricing strategy and competitive positioning for the Indian market.
- Own sales target / P&L for India drive monthly, quarterly and annual revenue goals.
- Build, lead and motivate the India sales organisation (direct hires, field sales, channel/partner network) to execute the strategy.
- Identify, engage and win large enterprise clients, key accounts and strategic deals.
- Develop and nurture a strong pipeline of qualified opportunities; manage forecasting, deal-pipeline and CRM discipline.
- Partner with marketing, product, customer success teams to ensure offerings meet Indian market needs and to enable effective go-to-market campaigns.
- Build and manage partner ecosystem (resellers, system integrators, advisory firms) for indirect growth.
- Monitor market trends, competitive intelligence, customer feedback and ensure continuous improvement of offering, pricing and customer experience.
- Ensure high levels of customer satisfaction, account growth / upsell, and retention.
- Report to senior leadership on sales performance, market insights, forecast and strategy adjustments.
Qualifications & experience:
- Minimum 12-15 years of sales experience (including at least 5 years in leadership role) ideally in enterprise SaaS / data intelligence / analytics / risk intelligence / business-continuity or adjacent domain.
- Proven track-record of selling to large enterprises in India, achieving and exceeding revenue targets.
- Strong understanding of enterprise buying cycles, procurement process, CXO engagement (CRO, Head Sales, COO, Head Risk, CIO, etc).