Ryder - Atlanta, GA
posted 5 months ago
The Senior Manager Sales Operations plays a crucial role in leading and managing the administration of sales systems within the organization. This position is responsible for financial reporting on all sales data for the assigned business segments and provides strategic consultation for initiatives that impact revenue growth for customers. The individual will oversee the development and maintenance of the overall architecture strategy, ensuring data integrity, workflows, and processes are effectively managed. This includes leading the initiation, planning, design, and implementation of components and integrations that support the sales system architecture. In addition to sales system administration, the Senior Manager will interact with senior business management to understand their decision-making information needs. They will manage relationships with consultants to translate these needs into actionable system capabilities. The role requires the creation of original concepts to fit business needs into system capabilities, establishing standards, processes, methodologies, and governance for data integration and services. The individual will also be accountable for providing technology direction, reference architecture, and establishing governing standards while documenting architecture decisions and ensuring data quality. The position also involves supporting the design and execution of key growth initiatives, coordinating monthly sales reporting for various stakeholders, and providing strategic guidance on revenue-generating activities based on sales data. The Senior Manager will facilitate performance reviews with metrics and tracking, manage the Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) process, and support the annual budgeting process. Additionally, the individual will operate as a key liaison to all other sales channels and functional areas within the organization, manage account and territory processes, and evaluate and implement automation tools to support revenue generation and retention activities. Training and developing direct reports is also a critical aspect of this role.