Chief Revenue Officer - Tech Consulting
The Chief Revenue Officer will lead enterprise HRTech consulting and services sales for the Singapore market. The role involves managing large-scale transformation deals, nurturing CXO relationships, and collaborating with major SaaS ecosystems. The candidate will own the full sales lifecycle and contribute to long-term business strategy. Success requires a consultative approach, deep market experience, and proven ability to close complex enterprise engagements.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Business Development
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
The Chief Revenue Officer will lead enterprise HRTech consulting and services sales for the Singapore market. The role involves managing large-scale transformation deals, nurturing CXO relationships, and collaborating with major SaaS ecosystems. The candidate will own the full sales lifecycle and contribute to long-term business strategy. Success requires a consultative approach, deep market experience, and proven ability to close complex enterprise engagements.
TAL's take
High-level executive leadership role in a reputable global recruitment firm with a clear focus on enterprise consulting.
Role requirements, responsibilities, and target market are clearly defined and well-structured.
Salaries at Michael Page
17.2 LPA average
Based on 2 Grapevine salary entries for Michael Page.
Other roles
0 - 2 years
12 LPA average
Range: 12 - 12 LPA
Sales
2 - 4 years
22 LPA average
Range: 22 - 22 LPA
Must haves
- 10+ years of experience in Singapore enterprise technology or consulting market
- Proven success selling enterprise services deals valued between SGD 2M-10M+
- Strong understanding of HR Tech services and enterprise SaaS ecosystems
- Experience structuring integrated deals covering licenses, implementation and AMS
- Consulting-led mindset
- Established CXO-level relationships
Tools and skills
About the company
Michael Page is a global recruitment and staffing consultancy.
Posts mentioning Michael Page
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Hey Folks, I thought I should do an AMA specially after yesterday’s rumours that I have been laid off from Grapevine - this isn’t true 😂. It is however true that I have been PIPed and have a much reduced role now xD To be serious: Happy to answer any Grapevine questions that you may have. Features, ideas, questions on why we do what we do welcome - I’ll answer what I can! Cheers!
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