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Telligen

Healthcare quality improvement and management services

Director of Strategic Growth

Account ExecutiveConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMaryland, USA$128k - $159k /yrHybrid

About the Job

Requirements

  • A four-year degree in business, healthcare administration, public policy, health informatics, or a related field is required.
  • At least 7 years of progressive experience selling professional, advisory, or managed services to federal agencies, preferably in healthcare, health information technology, or health management.
  • A proven record of meeting or exceeding federal sales quotas and building strategic relationships with federal agency executives at the SES, GS-15, or O-6+ levels.
  • Understanding of federal healthcare marketplace dynamics, federal procurement processes including FAR/DFARS, contract vehicles, federal agency missions, appropriations processes, and federal agency organizational structures.
  • Demonstrated ability to navigate complex federal organizational structures and influence decision-makers at multiple levels.
  • Experience developing and maintaining relationships with federal agency executives, contracting officers, and technical evaluation committees.
  • Experience leading proposal development, capture planning, gate reviews, color team reviews, and opportunity qualification.
  • Understanding of federal evaluation criteria and source selection processes.
  • Understanding of Medicare/Medicaid programs, TRICARE, VHA operations, quality measurement including HEDIS, Stars, and CAHPS, value-based care, health equity initiatives, social determinants of health, and federal healthcare regulations.
  • Ability to develop thought leadership content, white papers, and executive briefings and serve as a trusted advisor to C-suite executives.
  • Ability to lead and collaborate with cross-functional teams including delivery/operations, finance, legal, contracts, and technical staff.
  • Experience managing teaming partner relationships.
  • Ability to analyze market trends, competitive positioning, and financial implications of opportunities.
  • Advanced proficiency with Salesforce.com or similar customer relationship management platforms, Microsoft Office Suite, and virtual presentation tools.
  • Ability to travel frequently, including to the Washington, DC area, federal agency locations nationwide, and team meetings, up to 40–50% or more, and on short notice for pursuit activities.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute comprehensive business development and strategic growth strategies within the federal government segment to achieve corporate sales goals and drive profitable expansion.
  • Establish and maintain relationships with key federal executives and strategic alliance partners, collaborating across the company to meet sales goals.
  • Build and maintain trusted relationships across federal agencies through strategic, content-driven discussions aligned to client priorities in clinical transformation, benefits modernization, population health, and technology.
  • Navigate complex federal organizational structures to identify, access, and influence decision-makers and budget holders at all levels.
  • Develop executive relationship maps and engagement strategies.
  • Develop and execute account-based sales strategies to achieve sales goals within federal agencies.
  • Lead the complete sales cycle, including whitespace opportunity identification, solution design, storyboarding, teaming strategy, selecting contract vehicles, coordinating prime/sub arrangements, developing price-to-win strategies, and transitioning work to delivery teams.
  • Own pipeline development and prospect and opportunity relationship mapping and maintenance in the customer relationship management platform, applying qualification and forecasting discipline.
  • Develop and execute strategic account penetration plans for target areas within federal agencies, including emerging federal health programs.
  • Lead direct pricing strategy development and support capture planning, teaming arrangements, and contract vehicle selection, making strategic decisions consistent with federal market dynamics and operational capabilities.
  • Understand federal evaluation criteria and source selection processes.
  • Establish and maintain strategic relationships in the federal ecosystem, including prime contractors, consulting firms, small-business partners, technology vendors, and systems integrators, to drive teaming opportunities.
  • Represent Telligen at federal health conferences, industry days, and business coalitions and associations.
  • Develop expertise across Telligen’s portfolio of capabilities and coordinate internal resources to address client needs.
  • Prepare and deliver presentations demonstrating industry and sector perspective, competitive intelligence, and mission alignment.
  • Maintain current knowledge of federal healthcare industry trends, legislative and regulatory changes, federal budget priorities, concepts, and emerging best practices.
  • Conduct ongoing market intelligence gathering and competitive analyses of federal agencies, and adjust strategies to maximize profitable sales.
  • Lead strategic account planning and opportunity-pursuit decisions based on client organizational history, budget cycles, political environment, and procurement patterns.
  • Identify creative ideas for new service offerings, solution sets, and delivery models for federal clients.
  • Lead ideation sessions with delivery teams to identify solution refinements, evaluate strategic partnerships and acquisitions, and recommend expansion of corporate capabilities in the federal sector.
  • Contribute to Telligen’s federal growth strategy and capture planning processes.

Desired Qualifications

  • Federal healthcare, health information technology, or health management sector experience.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain Public Trust or Secret clearance.

About the Company

Telligen

Healthcare quality improvement and management services

Telligen is a healthcare management and quality improvement company that partners with U.S. government health agencies, state Medicaid programs, self-funded employer and Taft-Hartley plans, and managed care organizations to improve health outcomes through data analytics and clinical management. Its services span quality measurement and reporting, case and utilization management, chronic-condition and specialty health management, and wellness programs such as the National Diabetes Prevention Program, many delivered through its Qualitrac platform with modules for case management, quality measurement, utilization management, and PASRR. What sets Telligen apart is its pairing of proprietary technology with clinical expertise, backed by NCQA Population Health Program Accreditation and industry recognition. The goal is to help people live their healthiest lives by improving outcomes with proven management solutions.

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