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Entrepreneur Cooperative

Runs peer advisory groups for founders and CEOs

Head of Go-to-Market

Full-Time
$6k/mo+ 3% annual salary increase
Expert
South America
RemoteMust work U.S. Eastern Time business hours and travel occasionally to the United States.
Growth & MarketingGrowth Marketing

About the job

Requirements
  • Minimum 8+ years of experience in go-to-market, growth, revenue operations, demand generation, or related leadership positions.
  • Demonstrated experience leading go-to-market strategies for service-based companies, such as digital media agencies, performance marketing agencies, consulting firms, or professional services businesses.
  • Proven responsibility for revenue targets, pipeline generation, or profit-and-loss performance.
  • Strong experience in business-to-business demand generation, market positioning, and customer acquisition.
  • Hands-on experience building or managing owned media programs, including newsletters, podcasts, or thought leadership.
  • Strong knowledge of customer relationship management systems, revenue analytics, attribution, and forecasting.
  • Proven experience personally building and implementing artificial intelligence-powered automations or agents in real business environments.
  • Ability to demonstrate previous artificial intelligence projects, including workflows, business applications, and measurable results.
  • Experience leading teams, building processes, and scaling commercial operations.
  • Advanced professional English communication skills.
  • Availability to work during U.S. Eastern Time business hours and travel occasionally to the United States.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and execute go-to-market strategies specifically for service-based business-to-business businesses.
  • Define target segments, positioning, value propositions, and acquisition opportunities.
  • Build a full-funnel growth model connecting marketing activities to qualified pipeline and revenue.
  • Partner with revenue leadership on growth targets, forecasting, and performance metrics.
  • Monitor pipeline generation, conversion rates, customer acquisition costs, and revenue performance.
  • Identify opportunities to improve pricing, packaging, and commercial positioning.
  • Build and lead a demand generation strategy focused on qualified business-to-business pipeline.
  • Develop owned media channels, including newsletters, podcasts, thought leadership, and strategic content.
  • Strengthen brand positioning and establish the company as an industry authority.
  • Turn customer results, market insights, and industry expertise into compelling commercial narratives.
  • Identify strategic partnerships, distribution opportunities, and industry events that support growth.
  • Own and optimize the go-to-market technology stack, including customer relationship management, lead enrichment, sequencing, analytics, and reporting.
  • Establish reliable pipeline tracking, attribution, and revenue forecasting processes.
  • Personally design, build, and deploy artificial intelligence agents or automated workflows supporting prospecting, research, outreach, content operations, and reporting.
  • Improve operational efficiency, data accuracy, and conversion performance.
  • Continuously evaluate and implement new technologies that support scalable growth.
  • Partner with executive and revenue leadership to align marketing, sales, and business objectives.
  • Establish clear reporting, performance review, and strategic planning processes.
  • Lead cross-functional initiatives and coordinate internal and external resources.
  • Recommend hiring priorities, team structures, and process improvements as the company scales.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in iGaming, sports betting, prediction markets, advertising technology, or performance marketing.
  • Background in digital media agencies or consulting businesses serving business-to-business clients.
  • Experience with media attribution, creator-driven marketing, and performance-based acquisition.
  • Experience developing new market categories or industry thought leadership.
  • Experience working directly with founders, chief executive officers, or senior revenue executives.

About the company

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Entrepreneur Cooperative

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Entrepreneur Cooperative runs a paid advisory program and peer network for founders and CEOs who are growing their companies or preparing to sell them. Members meet monthly in small facilitated forums with founders from similar industries or at a similar stage, and they can join retreats, founder dinners and expert-led workshops. A mentorship track also pairs members with seasoned entrepreneurs who guide their exit planning, while an online platform supports discussion and scheduling between meetings. Founders apply through a short screening process that ends with an adviser call, then pay to join the program. Entrepreneur Cooperative was founded in 2023 by entrepreneurs who had sold their own companies.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

N/A

Founded

2023

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What believers are saying

  • Staff work under a former outsourcing CEO: co-founder Connor Tomkies previously ran customer-support firm SupportNinja.
  • Membership is built for retention: the program allows pauses of up to three months a year without losing materials.
  • Its podcast promotes membership: Made It interviews founders like Morning Brew's Alex Lieberman and invites listeners to join the cooperative.

What critics are saying

  • Its career page recruits for other employers: postings describe unnamed US clients or name firms such as Christian Brothers Pools.
  • The in-house team is small: only eight people list ECo as their employer on LinkedIn.
  • Membership revenue is refundable: the cooperative returns the fee to members unhappy within their first six months.

What makes Entrepreneur Cooperative unique

  • Members help steer the business: the cooperative says founders shape its direction and priorities.
  • Members cannot sell to each other: the cooperative bans soliciting fellow members and requires confidentiality agreements from every founder.
  • It is tied to an investment firm: its co-founder also invests through Operator Equity, which lists the same Dallas address.

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