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As of Sep 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for vice president contact center in the United States is $157,532.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $115,000.00 and $190,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Vice President Contact Center is a senior leader responsible for overseeing the strategic direction, operations, and performance of an organization's contact center. They ensure excellent customer service, optimize processes, and implement technology solutions to enhance efficiency. This role involves managing teams, setting key performance indicators (KPIs), and aligning contact center goals with overall business objectives. VPs of Contact Centers also collaborate with other departments to improve the customer experience and drive business growth.

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One of the main challenges for a Vice President Contact Center is balancing operational efficiency with delivering outstanding customer experiences, especially when managing large, diverse teams across multiple locations. This role often involves navigating fluctuating call volumes, integrating new technologies, and responding to changing customer expectations. Successful leaders proactively use data analytics to identify trends, standardize best practices, and implement process improvements. Collaboration with other departments such as IT, HR, and Marketing is essential to align contact center objectives with broader company goals and ensure a seamless customer journey.

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To thrive as a Vice President Contact Center, you need extensive experience in contact center operations, leadership, and workforce management, often supported by a bachelor's or master's degree in business or a related field. Familiarity with CRM software, call routing systems, analytics platforms, and relevant industry certifications such as Six Sigma or COPC are commonly required. Exceptional communication, strategic thinking, and the ability to inspire and develop large teams are crucial soft skills. These abilities are vital for driving operational efficiency, high customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement in a dynamic service environment.

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Contact Center & Customer Experience Transformation VP - Cross Industry

Washington, DC • On-site

EXL
IT Services • 10K+ employees

$156K - $201K/yr

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Job description

Vice President Contact Center And Customer Experience Transformation

We are looking for a Vice President to lead Contact Center and Customer Experience (CX) Transformation for our Diversified Industries Group (DIG), spanning Retail, E-commerce, Travel & Hospitality, and Telecom clients.

This is a dual-mandate, quota-carrying leadership role: the incumbent will originate and close transformation opportunities with new and existing DIG clients and lead the design and delivery of large-scale CX and contact center transformation programs — spanning operations redesign, digital/AI-led CX, and technology modernization.

The ideal candidate combines deep transformation delivery credibility with a genuine sales instinct — comfortable owning a revenue number, running C-suite conversations, and converting pipeline into signed, deliverable engagements.

Responsibilities

Revenue ownership & deal closure

  • Own and deliver an annual bookings/revenue target across the DIG portfolio, in partnership with account and sales leadership.
  • Lead client conversations from qualification through commercial closure — shaping deal structure, pricing, and win strategy for large, complex transformation pursuits.
  • Build and manage a qualified pipeline of CX/contact center transformation opportunities; represent the practice in RFPs, client pitches, and executive briefings.
  • Act as a trusted advisor to CXOs (CX, Operations, Digital, Customer Care) at client organizations, translating business pain points into transformation propositions.

Transformation strategy & delivery leadership

  • Lead large-scale contact center and CX transformation programs end-to-end: current-state diagnostics, target operating model design, business case development, and multi-year execution roadmaps.
  • Drive operational transformation levers — channel shift, self-service, workforce optimization, automation/AI-led servicing, and outcome-based commercial models.
  • Own program governance, client stakeholder management, and delivery quality across a multi-account portfolio.
  • Build repeatable transformation frameworks, playbooks, and accelerators specific to Retail, E-commerce, Travel, and Telecom customer journeys.

CX technology & solutioning

  • Maintain working fluency across the CX/contact center technology stack — CCaaS platforms (NICE, Genesys, Five9, Amazon Connect), CRM (Salesforce Service Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics), conversational AI/chatbots, workforce management (WFM/WFO), and analytics/QA (speech and text analytics, CSAT/VOC tooling).
  • Partner with technology and analytics teams to embed AI/GenAI-led servicing, agent-assist, and automation into transformation solutions.
  • Evaluate and position partner/ISV technology within client solutions to differentiate proposals.

Domain & industry leadership

  • Bring point-of-view and thought leadership on CX trends specific to Retail, E-commerce, Travel & Hospitality, and Telecom (e.g., peak-season scalability, loyalty servicing, omnichannel commerce support, telco care-to-sales conversion).
  • Represent DIG at industry forums, client advisory boards, and internal capability-building initiatives.

People & practice leadership

  • Build, mentor, and scale a team of transformation consultants, solution architects, and delivery leads.
  • Partner with HR/Talent to shape hiring, capability development, and career pathing for the transformation practice.
Qualifications

Required Qualifications

  • 15+ years of overall experience, with a minimum of 8–10 years in contact center/CX transformation, consulting, or BPO/BPM leadership roles.
  • Demonstrated track record of leading large-scale (multi-million dollar) transformation programs from design through execution.
  • Proven, quantifiable sales/business development track record — direct experience owning a revenue target and closing complex, multi-stakeholder deals.
  • Hands-on familiarity with the CX/contact center technology ecosystem (CCaaS, CRM, WFM, conversational AI, analytics) — enough to credibly solution with clients, not just describe it.
  • Direct domain experience in at least two of: Retail, E-commerce, Travel & Hospitality, Telecom.
  • Executive presence and strong consultative selling skills; comfortable presenting to and negotiating with C-level client stakeholders.
  • Experience operating within a BPO, BPM, IT services, or management consulting environment preferred.
  • Bachelor's degree required; MBA or equivalent advanced degree preferred.
  • Willingness to travel to client locations and delivery centers as needed.

Success Metrics/KPIs

  • Annual bookings / revenue closed against target (primary metric — quota-carrying).
  • Pipeline generated and conversion rate from qualified opportunity to signed contract.
  • Transformation program delivery outcomes: CSAT/NPS improvement, cost-to-serve reduction, automation/self-service adoption, SLA adherence, and compliance/audit pass rates.
  • Client retention and expansion (net revenue retention) across the BFS portfolio.
  • Practice growth: team scaling, capability maturity, repeatable IP/accelerators developed.

What We Offer

  • A high-visibility leadership mandate at the intersection of sales and transformation delivery, ownership of a strategic banking industry group, competitive base and incentive compensation, and the platform to shape how leading banks and financial institutions transform their customer experience.

The typical base pay range for this role across the U.S. is USD $185,000 - $250,000 per year.


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