Executive Growth Leader
PVM, Inc.
| Company | PVM, Inc. |
| Category | Marketing |
| Location | St. Petersburg |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 3 Apr 2026 |
| Last verified | 7 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (greenhouse) |
Description
About PVM
Pat V. Mack, Inc. (PVM) is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and 8(a)-certified firm. We are one of only four members of Palantir’s U.S. Government Partnership Vanguard—and the only small business in that group. We deliver forward-deployed Palantir implementation services to U.S. Government agencies, and we do it with a straightforward mission: We Serve Those Who Serve.
We’re at an inflection point. We’ve proven the model. Now we’re scaling it. Our path to $40M revenue across seven geographic hubs by 2036 requires a growth engine that runs with discipline and momentum—from early opportunity shaping through close. That’s what this seat is for.
The Role
The Executive Growth Leader owns PVM’s growth outcomes—pipeline health, bookings targets, partner positioning, and market expansion. This is the senior seat responsible for ensuring PVM’s growth engine runs with discipline and momentum, from early opportunity shaping through close.
You are PVM’s external face in the Palantir ecosystem—at the table with partner leadership teams, Palantir field teams, and prospective primes. You don’t generate every opportunity yourself. PVM’s pipeline is fed from multiple channels: the CEO through relationship-driven deal flow, Hub-Located sellers through direct pursuit, Delivery through expansion and renewal opportunities surfaced from active engagements, inbound leads, and partners bringing opportunities to us. Your job is to make sure all of those channels are producing, that nothing stalls between intake and close, and that the company is collectively hitting its growth number.
Internally, you run a tight ship—HubSpot is clean, deals are staged accurately, and the leadership team always has a clear picture of what’s real. When an opportunity surfaces from any source, it’s triaged, qualified, and advancing without anyone chasing it down.
This seat has three direct reports (Marketing, Hub Salesperson, Growth Enablement) and reports to the Integrator (COO). You work closely with the Visionary on deal shaping and ecosystem strategy. You own the growth number—not by carrying every deal, but by ensuring the people, partners, and systems around you deliver it.
What You’ll Own
Own the Growth Number
This seat owns PVM’s growth performance—not as a participant, but as the accountable leader. Pipeline feeds from multiple sources: the CEO’s relationship-driven deal flow, Hub Salespeople, Delivery team expansion and renewal opportunities, inbound leads, partner referrals, and Echos surfacing opportunities through their stakeholder networks. Your job is to ensure every channel is active, every opportunity is moving, and the company hits its annual bookings target.
Own the annual growth target and the plan to hit it—across all pipeline sources, not just one channel
Weekly pipeline review discipline: every active deal has a current stage, a clear next action, and an honest value estimate
Opportunity triage completed within 48 hours regardless of source—CEO surface, inbound, partner referral, or Delivery expansion
Pipeline health issues brought to the leadership team before they become capacity surprises
HubSpot Ownership & Pipeline Integrity
The pipeline is never a black box heading into a weekly meeting—it’s a reliable view of what’s real. You own HubSpot hygiene across both the Visionary Pipeline and Sales Pipeline.
All active deals staged correctly and updated weekly
Distinguish strategic deals (Visionary Pipeline) from transactional deals (Sales Pipeline) and manage each appropriately
Protect the bright line: opportunities requiring more than 30 minutes of team time go through the Integrator
Palantir & Partner Ecosystem Relationships
Actively tend the relationships that generate PVM’s best opportunities—Palantir’s field team, Deloitte counterparts, an