Own revenue performance across existing customers, balancing upsell/cross-sell and retention. Act as a data-driven analyst bridging Account and Customer Success teams, using HubSpot as the system of record and Power BI for reporting and storytelling.
RevOps Specialist
DISHER is currently partnering with a global supply chain solutions organization on their RevOps Specialist opportunity. In this role, you will own revenue performance across their existing customer base, balancing growth (upsell/cross-sell) and retention (upgrades/renewals/churn). You will be the data-driven analyst that acts as the bridge between the Account team and Customer Success. You will use HubSpot as your system of record and Power BI as your storytelling engine.
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This organization empowers high-performance teams to solve complex challenges through creativity, partnership, and technology. Employees enjoy a supportive, collaborative environment where initiative and growth are celebrated. With a focus on work-life balance and professional development, this company provides meaningful opportunities for technical and personal advancement in a distributed workplace.
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