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Working at the intersection of Revenue Operations, Land Acquisition, Architecture & Interior Design, Finance, Sales, and Marketing, the Commercial Manager helps Blue Heron understand what buyers want ...

Working at the intersection of Revenue Operations, Land Acquisition, Architecture & Interior Design, Finance, Sales, and Marketing, the Commercial Manager helps Blue Heron understand what buyers want ...

Overview It is the responsibility of the Revenue Manager to aid the Director of Hotel Operations in overseeing the business process designed to optimize the financial performance of our operation ...

This position is with Golden Route Operations LLC, a J&J Gaming Company. Today, our focus remains ... About the Role As the Revenue Audit Manager, you will report to the Operations Controller and, in ...

Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Information Technology, Resort Operations, Sales & Marketing ... Manager I, Resort Inventory & Revenue Management (Manager I) position is responsible for maximizing ...

Analyze the Smith Travel Research (STR) weekly and monthly reports and report findings to the General Manager, Revenue Manager, and Sales and Operations Manager. * Assist in preparation of department ...

Sales Manager

Sparks, NV · On-site

$65K/yr

Analyze the Smith Travel Research (STR) weekly and monthly reports and report findings to the General Manager, Revenue Manager, and Sales and Operations Manager. * Assist in preparation of department ...

Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Information Resources, Operations Planning & Support, Sales ... The Manager II, Resort Inventory & Revenue Management (Manager II) position is responsible for ...

Responsibilities - Lead transformative Quote-to-Revenue projects - Drive pricing strategies and enhance billing operations - Inspire and motivate team members to achieve exceptional results - Manage ...

Chief Revenue Officer

Las Vegas, NV · On-site

$145K - $180K/yr

The CRO works closely with sales, marketing, product, and operations teams to ensure sustainable ... Identify, negotiate, and manage strategic partnerships with venues, promoters, artists, sports ...

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How much do manager revenue operations jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 12, 2026, the average yearly pay for manager revenue operations in Nevada is $98,299.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $72,300.00 and $109,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the typical challenges a Manager Revenue Operations faces when aligning sales, marketing, and finance teams?

A Manager Revenue Operations often encounters the challenge of bridging gaps between sales, marketing, and finance teams, each of which may have different priorities and metrics for success. Ensuring consistent data flow, unified reporting, and clear communication across these departments is crucial yet complex. Successfully aligning these teams requires strong analytical skills, process optimization, and change management capabilities. It's also important to foster collaboration and build shared goals to drive overall revenue growth.

What is the difference between Manager Revenue Operations vs Manager Sales Operations?

AspectManager Revenue OperationsManager Sales Operations
Primary FocusAligning revenue processes across marketing, sales, and customer successSupporting and optimizing sales team activities and processes
Key ResponsibilitiesData analysis, revenue forecasting, CRM management, process improvementSales enablement, pipeline management, territory planning, sales analytics
Required SkillsData analysis, cross-department collaboration, CRM tools, revenue strategySales process knowledge, CRM proficiency, sales metrics, team coordination
Work EnvironmentCollaborative, cross-functional teams across departmentsSales teams, sales managers, direct sales support

While both roles focus on revenue and involve data analysis and CRM tools, Manager Revenue Operations has a broader scope, aligning multiple departments to optimize overall revenue. In contrast, Manager Sales Operations concentrates specifically on supporting and enhancing sales team performance and processes.

What does a Manager Revenue Operations do?

A Manager Revenue Operations oversees the processes and strategies that drive revenue growth within a company. They are responsible for aligning sales, marketing, and customer success teams to ensure efficient revenue generation and operational effectiveness. Their tasks often include analyzing data, implementing technology solutions, optimizing sales processes, and setting key performance metrics. They play a crucial role in breaking down silos between departments and ensuring that all teams work towards shared revenue goals.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Manager Revenue Operations, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Manager Revenue Operations, you need expertise in revenue cycle management, data analysis, and project management, typically supported by a bachelor’s degree in business, finance, or a related field. Familiarity with CRM systems (like Salesforce), BI tools (such as Tableau), and certification in revenue operations or project management are commonly required. Strong leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and problem-solving skills help you excel in driving process improvements and aligning teams. These skills are crucial for optimizing revenue processes, ensuring accurate forecasting, and supporting organizational growth.
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Commercial Manager

Blue Heron Companies

Las Vegas, NV • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 3 days ago


Job description

Description

The Commercial Manager exists to equip Blue Heron's Revenue organization with the market intelligence, pricing insight, and analytical direction required to make stronger strategic decisions across product, community planning, positioning, and go-to-market execution. 


This role transforms fragmented operational and market data into actionable commercial insight. Working at the intersection of Revenue Operations, Land Acquisition, Architecture & Interior Design, Finance, Sales, and Marketing, the Commercial Manager helps Blue Heron understand what buyers want, where demand is shifting, how communities should be positioned, and how pricing strategy should evolve in a dynamic luxury housing market. 


This is not an operational reporting or CRM administration role. It is a strategic commercial intelligence role responsible for helping leadership make better product, pricing, and market decisions within a relationship-driven, high-touch luxury residential environment. 


Core Accountabilities

Product & Community Intelligence

  • Evaluating performance across product lines, communities, floorplans, and buyer segments to identify patterns in demand, buyer behavior, and product-market fit. 
  • Monitoring market trends, design preferences, pricing elasticity, and evolving buyer expectations to inform future product and community strategy. 
  • Synthesizing first-party and third-party research into actionable recommendations for product mix, land prioritization, and community planning. 
  • Applying AI-assisted analytical tools, predictive modeling, and emerging intelligence platforms to accelerate insight generation and improve decision quality. 

Pricing & Positioning

  • Owning Blue Heron's pricing intelligence framework across communities, product lines, and inventory releases. 
  • Tracking price-per-square-foot trends, competitive positioning, absorption sensitivity, and demand indicators to guide pricing recommendations. 
  • Developing pricing strategies for new releases, inventory adjustments, and phase launches that balance market realities with margin expectations. 
  • Supporting commercialization of architectural options and upgrades through take-rate analysis, bundling strategy, margin modeling, and buyer positioning. 
  • Defining and articulating the positioning narrative for each community - including target buyer profile, competitive differentiation, and pricing strategy. 
  • Partnering with Land, Finance, and Revenue Leadership to ensure early-stage pricing and go-to-market assumptions align with both demand signals and financial objectives. 

Competitive Intelligence & Market Analysis

  • Leading the ongoing competitive intelligence program across Blue Heron's active and target markets. 
  • Monitoring competitor communities, pricing strategy, product offerings, sales velocity, and market positioning. 
  • Supporting regional expansion analysis by evaluating emerging markets, demand indicators, competitive dynamics, and product-market fit. 
  • Integrating MLS data, permit activity, economic indicators, and internal pipeline data into a continuous view of market conditions and Blue Heron's competitive position. 
  • Delivering executive-level market summaries, strategic briefs, and competitive analyses to Revenue leadership. 
  • Identifying emerging demand gaps and product opportunities ahead of market movement. 

Reporting & Business Intelligence

  • Building and maintaining the commercial intelligence layer for the Revenue organization. 
  • Establishing a consistent cadence of executive-ready reporting, including weekly market pulse updates, monthly community scorecards, and quarterly strategic briefs. 
  • Developing scenario models, forecasting analyses, and strategic narratives that support leadership decision-making. 
  • Continuously improving the speed, depth, and quality of insight delivery through evolving BI and AI capabilities. 
  • Ensuring leadership has a trusted, always-current view of market conditions, product performance, and commercial trends without needing to request ad hoc analysis. 


What Success Looks Like

Success in this role means Blue Heron operates with a clearer, more proactive understanding of buyer demand, market conditions, pricing strategy, and competitive positioning.

The Commercial Manager succeeds when:

  • Revenue discussions become insight-driven rather than anecdotal. 
  • Product strategy and community planning align more consistently with market demand and buyer expectations. 
  • New communities launch with stronger product-market fit and pricing confidence. 
  • Early warning signs around pricing friction, shifting buyer behavior, or market softening are identified before they materially impact performance. 
  • Revenue leadership is equipped with trusted, executive-ready intelligence that supports faster and better decision-making. 
  • The Director of Revenue Operations & Analytics is able to operate at a more strategic level because the analytical and intelligence layer is consistently covered. 
  • The partnership between Commercial Intelligence and Revenue Operations creates a seamless loop between operational data collection and strategic interpretation. 


Who This Role Serves & Sets Up for Success

Primary Stakeholders

  • Director of Revenue Operations & Analytics 
  • SVP of Sales 
  • SVP of Marketing 
  • Land Acquisition 
  • Architecture & Interior Design 
  • Finance 
  • Executive Leadership 

What "Setting Others Up for Success" Means

This role sets others up for success by turning complex market, pricing, and buyer information into clear commercial direction.

The Commercial Manager provides leadership with the insight required to make stronger decisions earlier - reducing reliance on assumptions, aligning teams around market realities, and improving the quality of strategic conversations across the organization.

This role serves as a trusted analytical partner across departments, helping teams understand not just what the data says, but what it means for product strategy, pricing, positioning, and long-term growth.


How Performance Is Measured

Performance is measured through:

  • Accuracy, clarity, and usefulness of commercial insights and recommendations. 
  • Strength of pricing recommendations and alignment between pricing strategy and market performance. 
  • Quality and adoption of executive reporting, scorecards, and strategic briefs. 
  • Ability to identify emerging market risks and opportunities ahead of competitors. 
  • Contribution to stronger product-market alignment across communities and offerings. 
  • Effectiveness of competitive intelligence and market monitoring programs. 
  • Cross-functional trust and leadership confidence in analytical direction. 
  • Speed, consistency, and sophistication of insight generation using BI and AI-enabled tools. 


Requirements

Capabilities Required

Technical & Functional Acumen

  • Strong analytical capability across market analysis, pricing strategy, business intelligence, and commercial planning. 
  • Experience synthesizing first-party operational data with third-party market intelligence. 
  • Understanding of pricing models, product positioning, demand forecasting, and buyer segmentation. 
  • Proficiency with business intelligence and visualization tools such as Tableau, PowerBI, Fabric, or similar platforms. 
  • Comfort leveraging AI-assisted analytical tools, large language models, and predictive technologies to accelerate insight development. 
  • Ability to build executive-ready reporting, models, and strategic analyses. 

Business & Integration Mindset

  • Understands the relationship between product, pricing, buyer psychology, market conditions, and financial outcomes. 
  • Connects insight to commercial action and enterprise decision-making. 
  • Thinks systemically across Revenue, Land, Design, Finance, and Marketing functions. 
  • Maintains awareness of downstream implications when evaluating pricing, positioning, or product strategy decisions. 
  • Operates comfortably in long-cycle, relationship-driven luxury sales environments. 

Communication & Leadership

  • Communicates complex findings clearly, concisely, and persuasively to executive audiences. 
  • Leads through influence, credibility, and analytical rigor rather than positional authority. 
  • Navigates competing priorities and aligns conversations around objective market intelligence. 
  • Builds collaborative relationships across departments while maintaining independent analytical judgment. 
  • Creates clarity in ambiguous or evolving market conditions. 

Character & Professionalism

  • Deep intellectual curiosity combined with disciplined analytical structure. 
  • Calm, thoughtful, and solutions-oriented under pressure. 
  • Highly accountable with strong ownership mentality. 
  • Interested in generating useful action, not simply producing output. 
  • Appreciates Blue Heron's design-led product philosophy and luxury buyer experience. 
  • Approaches emerging technology and AI as tools for better decision-making, not novelty. 


How This Role Shows Up (Blue Heron Expectations)

The Commercial Manager shows up as a strategic thought partner who brings clarity, objectivity, and commercial discipline to complex decisions.


This role leads from the center of the organization - translating data into direction, helping leadership identify opportunity earlier, and ensuring product, pricing, and market decisions are grounded in insight rather than assumption.


At Blue Heron, this role is expected to be highly collaborative, analytically rigorous, commercially aware, and enterprise-minded. The Commercial Manager earns trust through preparation, precision, judgment, and the consistent ability to help others make smarter decisions faster.