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Head of Growth

Chicago, IL · On-site

$170 - $210/hr

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Head of Growth

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$150K - $230K/yr

Overview As Head of Growth, you will own one of the company's most important strategic assets: the supply side of our marketplace. The systems you build will directly determine our ability to serve ...

Head of Growth

Seattle, WA · On-site

$130K - $180K/yr

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Head of Growth

Washington, DC · On-site

$162 - $198/hr

The Head of Growth can lead and develop Avoq's marketing and business development function while partnering closely with Practice Leaders and subject matter experts across the firm to execute the ...

The Head of Growth will own the entire customer journey, from first touch to activation and retention. While SEA is the company's strongest acquisition channel today, the expectation is not ...

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Head of Growth

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$110 - $160/hr

As Founding Head of Growth, you will build and own Agency's inbound growth engine from scratch. You will design, execute, and optimize a demand generation strategy that drives high-intent pipeline ...

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$102.76 - $148.43/hr

Head of Growth (m/w/d) Growth. Marketing. Strategy. Execution. DevelopX ist Partner für die Entwicklung und Umsetzung digitaler Geschäftsmodelle - gemeinsam mit führenden Industrieunternehmen und ...

Head of Growth

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$90 - $130/hr

Location San Francisco Bay Area Employment Type Full time Location Type Hybrid Department Growth Mission Own the arrival of Pathos into the public consciousness and turn it into the default name ...

As the company scales, they are hiring a Head of Growth to lead the next stage of revenue expansion. This is a strategic growth leadership position responsible for building revenue channels ...

About the Role The Head of Growth is the founding dedicated commercial leader for Tebra's Innovation team. This is an own-and-operate role: you set and build the strategy and build it, encoding it ...

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As the company scales, they are hiring a Head of Growth to lead the next stage of revenue expansion. This is a strategic growth leadership position responsible for building revenue channels ...

Rapid career growth at one of the fastest growing Series A companies * Competitive salary and equity package * 15 days off PTO * Health, dental, and vision coverage * Fun team offsites and events ...

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How much do head of growth jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 12, 2026, the average yearly pay for head of growth in the United States is $159,999.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $150,000.00 and $170,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a head of growth do?

A Head of Growth is responsible for developing and executing strategies to drive business growth, typically through a combination of marketing, product, and data analysis. They work closely with cross-functional teams to identify opportunities, optimize customer acquisition and retention, and scale successful initiatives. The role often involves experimentation, setting key performance indicators (KPIs), and making data-driven decisions to improve company performance. Their main goal is to accelerate the company's growth in revenue, users, or other critical metrics.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a head of growth, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Head of Growth, you need a strong background in data-driven marketing, user acquisition strategies, and business analytics, typically supported by experience in marketing or product leadership roles. Familiarity with marketing automation platforms, analytics tools like Google Analytics, and A/B testing systems is essential. Exceptional communication, creativity, and cross-functional leadership are soft skills that help drive alignment and innovation. These skills and qualities are crucial for successfully scaling growth initiatives, optimizing performance, and achieving business objectives.

How does the head of growth typically collaborate with marketing, product, and sales teams to drive company objectives?

As a Head of Growth, you'll work closely with marketing to craft and execute acquisition campaigns, with product teams to optimize user experience and retention, and with sales to align lead generation and conversion strategies. Regular cross-functional meetings and data sharing help ensure that all departments are working toward unified growth targets. This collaboration often involves setting shared KPIs, brainstorming growth experiments, and rapidly iterating based on performance metrics. Effective communication and a holistic understanding of the business are key to driving sustainable growth.

What is the difference between Head Of Growth vs Growth Manager?

AspectHead Of GrowthGrowth Manager
ResponsibilitiesStrategic planning, cross-departmental leadership, long-term growth initiativesExecuting growth campaigns, analyzing data, implementing tactics
Required SkillsLeadership, strategic thinking, data analysis, cross-functional collaborationMarketing skills, data analysis, campaign management
ExperienceSenior-level experience in growth, marketing, or product rolesMid-level experience in marketing or growth roles
Work EnvironmentLeadership teams, strategic planning sessions, cross-departmental collaborationMarketing teams, campaign execution, data analysis

The Head Of Growth typically oversees the company's overall growth strategy, working closely with executive leadership and other departments. In contrast, a Growth Manager focuses on executing specific growth initiatives and campaigns. Both roles require analytical skills and marketing knowledge, but the Head Of Growth has a broader, strategic scope, often leading teams and setting long-term goals.

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Head of Growth

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Chicago, IL • On-site

$170 - $210/hr

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Head of Growth

Full-time Remote (US)


Own the top of funnel. Build the engine that puts Isomer in front of every claims leader who needs us.


Compensation: $170,000 – $210,000 base + $40,000 – $60,000 target variable, tied to pipeline and revenue milestones. Meaningful equity, full medical/dental/vision, 401(k), flexible PTO.


About Isomer

Isomer is the intelligence layer before the claims system. P&C insurance leaks $40–100B+ a year because the most consequential signals — time-limit demands, attorney rep letters, bad faith setups, compliance deadlines — arrive in inboxes and PDFs that no one has built infrastructure to read. We do.


We ingest every inbound communication, detect risk against a library of 85+ insurance-specific signals, and route findings or trigger workflows before anything slips through. Carriers and TPAs like MSIG, Kin, AGIA, and NTT DATA already trust us.


We are founder-led by two operators who have built and exited enterprise software before. The product is solid. Logos are landing. Now we need someone to own how the next hundred customers find us.



  • Location: Remote (US) — strong preference for Chicago or Nashville

  • Reports to: CEO (Sean Chou)

  • Stage: Seed-funded Backed by Equal Ventures & Emergence Capital

  • Team: Founding GTM hire — first growth/marketing leader at Isomer


The Role

This is a founding pipeline role for someone who can build Isomer's top-of-funnel engine from zero. You will own how we identify, reach, educate, and convert the next wave of claims leaders: named-account strategy, outbound, conferences, content, PR, contractor management, and pipeline reporting. This is a player-coach role. You will manage outside resources, but you will also write copy, build lists, book meetings, pick up the phone, and personally test the motions that future hires will scale.


You will not be handed a playbook. You will write it, run it, and iterate on it. If you need a manager to tell you what to do this quarter, this is not the seat for you. If the idea of building the growth function at a seed-stage AI company aimed at a $40B+ problem is the kind of thing that gets you out of bed, keep reading.


Player-Coach

This is not a role for someone who only manages agencies, reviews dashboards, or delegates execution. In the early days, you will personally source accounts, call prospects, write copy, coordinate events, manage contractors, and create the operating rhythm. Over time, you will turn that motion into a team.


What You’ll Own

  • Top-of-funnel strategy Set and run the long-term plan for how Isomer fills its pipeline — by segment, by channel, by quarter.

  • Account-based growth Build and maintain target account lists by segment, prioritize named accounts, design account-specific outreach, and coordinate founder-led selling motions into carriers, TPAs, and self-insured enterprises.

  • Outbound and cold calling Pick up the phone. Run targeted outbound into named accounts. Build the playbook the next BDR will inherit.

  • Marketing leadership Manage outside contractors and agencies across brand, demand gen, design, paid, SEO, and lifecycle. Hire and fire vendors. Hold them to measurable outcomes.

  • Conferences and field marketing Own the event calendar end to end — insurance industry conferences, executive dinners, customer roundtables. Decide where we show up, why, and what we bring back.

  • Press and PR Set the publication cadence for press releases, funding announcements, customer wins, and product milestones. Manage agency or freelance PR support.

  • LinkedIn and social Own the Isomer company page and content cadence. Coordinate with the founders on their executive presence.

  • Content and media Brief and coordinate with digital content creators, podcasters, and freelance writers. Turn the founders' expertise and our signal library into a steady drumbeat of content claims executives actually want to read.

  • Funnel operations Maintain source attribution, campaign tracking, CRM hygiene, lead routing, weekly reporting, and the operating cadence around pipeline creation.

  • Pipeline accountability You own the number. SQLs, opportunities, and pipeline contribution into named accounts roll up to you.


What Success Looks Like
First 30 days

  • Deep on the product, the signal library, the 85+ detectors, and the buyer.

  • Sat in on customer calls. Know the ICP cold.

  • Audit of current marketing spend, contractors, events, and content. Recommendations on what to keep, kill, or replace.


First 90 days

  • Q1 marketing plan live with a budget, a contractor roster, and weekly pipeline targets.

  • A working outbound motion — lists, scripts, sequencing, the dial cadence — with you on the phone.

  • Event calendar locked through the next two quarters with clear ROI hypotheses per event.

  • Publication cadence running across press, LinkedIn, and long‑form.


First 6–12 months

  • A repeatable, attributable pipeline engine that funds the next round.

  • Isomer is the name claims leaders mention first when the topic of risk signals comes up.

  • Plan in hand for the first BDR / marketing hires that report into you.


Who You Are

  • You have built or led top-of-funnel growth at an early-stage B2B company — ideally enterprise SaaS, AI, fintech, or insurtech.

  • You are a self-starter. You operate with little guidance, write your own brief, and ship.

  • You think on an executive level. You can stand in front of C-Level executives at a Top‑25 carrier and hold the room.

  • You are not afraid of outbound. Picking up the phone, writing sharp emails, and creating conversations with cold accounts feels like part of the craft, not beneath you.

  • You are equally comfortable managing a roster of contractors and freelancers as you are doing the work yourself when it needs doing.

  • You are goal‑motivated. Pipeline targets, conversion rates, CAC, and CAC payback are the language you think in.

  • You write well. You can turn a technical product story into a sentence a busy executive will read.

  • You must be able to travel regularly for industry conferences, executive dinners, and customer events.

  • Bonus: experience selling into insurance carriers, TPAs, or regulated enterprise buyers.


Compensation & Benefits

We are open to calibrating for the right candidate. As a starting point, expect:



  • Base salary: $170,000 – $210,000

  • Target variable: $40,000 – $60,000, tied to pipeline and revenue milestones

  • Equity: Meaningful stock options

  • Healthcare: Full medical, dental, and vision

  • 401(k): Available

  • Time off: Flexible PTO

  • Setup: Remote‑first; quarterly travel to be in‑person with the team


Isomer is an equal opportunity employer. We hire on evidence, judgment, and grit — not credentials.

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