DISCO
VP Sales & RevOps (music industry)

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The Role
We’re looking for a VP of Sales and RevOps to lead our global sales and RevOps functions and drive sustainable revenue growth at DISCO.
This is a senior leadership role for someone who knows and understands both the music industry and scalable SaaS sales. We're looking for someone who can set a clear sales strategy, build a reliable go-to-market engine that produces consistent results, and lead a distributed team. You’ll be responsible for achieving and exceeding revenue goals, improving team performance, and making sure we have the right sales process, people, structure, and operating rhythm in place.
This role requires someone who is comfortable operating at both the strategic and practical levels. You’ll need to be as effective thinking through long term TAM and revenue growth as you are with day to day revenue execution. Working closely with the Executive team and other leaders, you'll need to coach the team and hold them accountable; drive some bigger, more complex deals yourself; and stay close enough to the sales process to understand what’s working, what isn’t, and what needs to change.
This is a great role for a proven sales leader who is deeply versed in the music industry and has built and scaled sales in a B2B SaaS environment, understands how to create repeatable revenue, and is excited by the opportunity to lead growth at a much loved music tech company.
Location
This is a remote position open to applicants who live and work in the UK, however, exceptional candidates from other European countries will also be considered.
What You'll Do
- Own the revenue number, including sales targets, pipeline creation, forecasting, and consistent attainment
- Lead, coach, and manage the global sales team, ensuring each team member has clear expectations, strong support, and accountability for results
- Lead, coach, and evolve the Rev Ops function, ensuring we have reliable reporting, accurate forecasting, clean CRM data, and clear visibility into the drivers of revenue performance
- In collaboration with the GTM team and company leaders, build and maintain a practical, effective GTM strategy that supports sustainable growth across Enterprise, SMB, partnerships, and expansion opportunities
- Personally own and manage a pipeline of strategic opportunities, including leading and closing enterprise or high priority deals directly
- Improve the sales process through close, making sure it is clear, consistent, measurable, and repeatable
- Drive pipeline discipline, forecasting accuracy, deal inspection, and regular sales performance reviews
- Identify what is helping or blocking sales performance, take action to improve conversion, velocity, win rates, and revenue outcomes
- Partner closely with Marketing to improve lead generation, messaging, campaign follow-up, outbound motions, and sales enablement
- Work with Customer Success and Product to understand customer needs, market feedback, churn risks, expansion opportunities, and product positioning
- Support the team on key opportunities, including taking the lead on enterprise or strategic deals where senior input is needed
- Utilise AI, and automation to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Sales and RevOps functions
- Review and improve sales tooling, reporting, CRM hygiene, dashboards, reporting, and team operating rhythms
- Build the sales playbooks, materials, training, and coaching rhythms needed to help the team perform consistently
- Help shape future sales team structure, hiring plans, compensation design, territory planning, and market expansion decisions
- Bring clear, data-informed updates to the executive team on performance, risks, opportunities, and priorities.
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Requirements
- 5+ years in senior sales leadership roles, driving and being responsible for product sales and revenue growth
- 3+ years leading a Rev ops function
- 5+ years in the music industry, preferably B2B
- A deep understanding of the business side of the music industry, including sync and marketing, and the contacts and experience to open doors
- A proven track record of leading B2B SaaS sales teams, ideally in music tech or adjacent creative industries
- Experience evolving and transforming sales teams - not just inheriting and maintaining
- Experience building and evolving effective RevOps teams and systems
- An autonomous and energetic approach to problem solving
- Collaborative, low-ego leadership style that fits a tight-knit exec team
- Experience managing distributed/remote teams across multiple geographies


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Benefits
At DISCO, our employees have told us what benefits mean the most to them, and we've listened. So as a DISCO employee, you will work remotely from home (or a co-working space) whilst being supported by a friendly and fun international team.
In addition, you will receive:
- Five weeks of paid vacation leave per year + bank/public holidays
- Two weeks of paid sick leave per year
- Paid Parental Leave
- Monthly internet allowance/reimbursement
- Office set-up allowance
- Annual learning and development allowance
Application Process
To apply for this incredible position, please submit your resume and cover letter.
At DISCO, we strongly believe in the uniqueness of thought, experience, and perspective that can only be achieved through having an inclusive and diverse workforce. We strive to continue making DISCO an incredible place to work by fostering a culture of inclusiveness, diversity, openness, and collaboration. We value all different kinds of experience, so even if you feel you don't meet all of the necessary criteria for this position, we encourage you to apply.
Please note that we do not accept unsolicited resumes from recruitment agencies.
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