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Head of Revenue Operations
Join Choco: Head of Revenue Operations
Break the outdated food supply chain together. Cases of product mismanagement? Days-long delays? Out-of-date spreadsheets? Yes, it’s this bad. We’re tackling it head-on.
About the Role
Choco does more than sell software. We embed tools for food distributors to outperform outdated normals—cutting errors, automating orders, and delivering measurable outcomes. We’re transforming chaotic, spreadsheet-heavy systems into streamlined operations that accelerate decision-making and boost revenue accuracy in real time.
As Head of Revenue Operations, you won’t just automate order entry or fix spreadsheets. You’ll architect the commercial operating backbone that turns ambiguous messy real-world problems into clean, predictable growth. You’ll converge systems, processes, and cross-functional teams into an engine built for velocity—not attention-grabbing dashboards backed by no executional rigor. Because in high-stakes missing-in-action environments, diversion is death.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the end-to-end revenue operating architecture: systems, processes, forecasting, planning, compensation, and reporting.
- Build—and ruthlessly streamline—a functioning revenue journey infrastructure: from lead qualification to customer expansion.
- Break down legacy silos (e.g., sales vs. bookings vs. financial reporting) and create one unified, single-source-of-truth dashboard for senior leaders, sales, and finance.
- Drive cross-functional transitions to faster, more accountable execution where systems, data, and talent continuously amplify rather than overwhelm each other.
- Elevate the CommerceOps or RevOps standard within the organization while coaching peers through carving-out depth from high-Edge graphs and burning respective inefficiencies.
- Apply AI and automation deliberately to eliminate manual repeat, amplify insight sourcing, and reallocate human imagination to its highest leverage: strategy, innovation, and strategic guidance.
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What You Bring
You’re rebel enough to question why-things-have-always-been-so-difficult-often—which is why you already excel at:
- 5–6 years in Revenue Operations, including at least 2 years leading the function within a B2B SaaS context.
- Tangible success scaling operational foundations in high-growth but messy spaces. You don’t fear gnarly spaghetti graphs or chaotic rhythms—you redrew them Y2K.
- You’re quantitatively creative in communicating trade-offs. Data isn’t just rows; it’s the lever for tomorrows cost take-out and P&L row moves that move the needle.
- Cross-functional influence in gold rather then authority by inconvenience: You get the nod to open systems that help the C-suite see how widgets sold, margin risk, and slate adjustments hit equally—not [might] everyone all the time.
- A collaborator-in-solving mindset when trying to combine outliers (e.g., the real urgency of accounts payable needing receipts it never saw until contable month-end looms): you connect.
The Vote-Chain impact you’d drive
- Measure and share genuine prophet automations cutting status quo wit to wastes like idle cycles.
- Join a pre-unicorn-with-global-reach, revalued byুন privado �==, building a food supply data fabric. You’ll work across 6 countries/culture-friction fronts where today’s most broken nights keep everyone up every quarter. Until they don’t. Until you unite the forces, the chaotic scaling skews resolve.


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What You Get
- Own USPs. Your topologies, unification queries, your revenue drivers.
- Money and More: Equitable remuneration, subvention-equalization, choices on egress.
- Rigour with acceleration. A seeds-to-recurring-volume play—to $1bn+ ARR.
- Purposeful messiness managed by your surgically-smart peers who love their work and pushing walls far beyond what’s only ‘do-able-in-their-two-tiny-formula-days’.
Choco is all-in on brutally tacklingέντ-iCAMaq: every precision program update, every order-enter bug, every botched line, every late incurred port call. We won’t shy from grinding in Dungeons & Dragons-level gaps. Scratch is open invitations waiting.
Join us if you trade data noise at scale for outcome-and-outcome-level clarity. Apply means more than a screen-response.
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