Vice President, Public Sector Growth
Brightline · United States · 3 wk ago
RemoteRemoteBusiness Development$200k–$236k/yrFull-time
Responsibilities
- Own Brightline's public-sector growth pipeline, with accountability for opportunity identification, qualification, advancement, conversion, and long-term revenue growth.
- Develop and execute strategic pursuit plans for high-priority state, county, Medicaid, education, and government opportunities.
- Lead opportunities from initial relationship development through contract award, serving as the accountable executive throughout the full business development lifecycle.
- Develop executive engagement strategies that increase Brightline's probability of success in competitive procurement environments.
- Own pipeline forecasting, opportunity stage management, win-rate performance, and growth reporting.
- Partner with executive leadership to establish annual and long-range public-sector growth targets.
- Identify opportunities to expand existing public-sector partnerships through additional services, geographies, funding streams, and populations served.
- Lead Brightline's participation in competitive public-sector procurements, including RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, grants, and other government contracting mechanisms.
- Create scalable processes and best practices that improve Brightline's ability to compete for and win public-sector business.
- Maintain visibility into upcoming procurement opportunities and funding initiatives across target markets.
- Develop compelling business cases and value propositions that differentiate Brightline in competitive environments.
- Serve as the primary internal owner of relationships with Brightline's government affairs firms, lobbyists, policy advisors, consultants, and industry associations.
- Represent Brightline at industry conferences, policy forums, trade associations, and public-sector events.
- Operate as a senior enterprise leader capable of driving outcomes through influence rather than direct authority.
- Coordinate cross-functional teams across Growth, Clinical, Operations, Product, Finance, Legal, Marketing, and Analytics in support of strategic public-sector opportunities.
- Lead opportunity-specific pursuit teams, ensuring accountability, alignment, and execution across stakeholders.
- Effectively manage and leverage external consultants, lobbyists, government affairs advisors, and strategic partners to advance Brightline's objectives.
Requirements
- 10+ years of experience in healthcare business development, public-sector healthcare growth, Medicaid managed care, healthcare consulting, government contracting, government healthcare programs, or related fields.
- Demonstrated track record of sourcing, advancing, and closing complex public-sector healthcare opportunities resulting in meaningful revenue growth.
- Proven experience managing opportunities throughout the full business development lifecycle, from market identification and stakeholder engagement through contract execution and implementation handoff.
- Experience leading competitive public procurements, including RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, grants, and government contracting processes.
- Deep understanding of state Medicaid programs, behavioral health funding structures, public-sector purchasing processes, and government healthcare ecosystems.
- Demonstrated success influencing executive-level decision makers within state agencies, county governments, Medicaid programs, health plans, education systems, or related public-sector organizations.
- Strong commercial instincts with the ability to translate policy priorities and government initiatives into sustainable business opportunities.
- Experience managing and forecasting a complex opportunity pipeline and consistently achieving growth targets.
- Demonstrated success operating as a highly independent growth leader responsible for originating and advancing complex opportunities with limited dedicated support resources.
- Experience managing external consultants, government affairs firms, lobbyists, strategic advisors, or similar stakeholder groups.
- Proven ability to drive results through influence across cross-functional teams and external stakeholders without direct reporting authority.
- Strong project leadership and pursuit-management capabilities, including coordination of multiple workstreams across complex procurement and contracting processes.
- Exceptional executive presence, communication skills, and ability to navigate complex, multi-stakeholder decision-making environments.
- Strong analytical and strategic capabilities, including market assessment, business case development, and growth planning.
- Ability to travel as needed to support relationship development, procurements, and strategic partnerships.