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Head of Strategic Banking Partnerships (Fractional)

Remote - USA

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Head of Strategic Banking Partnerships (Fractional) 

Engagement: Fractional / Contract (estimated 5–20 hours per week)
Reports to: GM & Head of Sales

About the Role

We are seeking a fractional strategic Business Development leader who will be responsible for (1) establishing connections with banks and private lenders, and (2) providing strategic guidance on our go-to-market (GTM) tactics within targeted market segments. The key customer personas that require engagement include the CEO, COO, Chief Credit Officer, Head of Commercial Real Estate, and Head of Mortgage.

Your primary objective will be to facilitate 9 to 12 qualified executive meetings each quarter that lead to active opportunities. Additionally, you will participate in initial calls to ensure they proceed seamlessly and provide real-time market intelligence to enhance our GTM playbooks.

This is a high-credibility, relationship-led role for a seasoned banking leader or advisor who understands how enterprise decisions are made. This role is ideal for a former regional bank president, chief credit officer, or senior vendor executive with a proven ability to influence bank adoption decisions.

What You’ll Do

  • Warm Executive Intros
    • Leverage your network to secure introductory meetings with C-suite and real estate lending leaders at target banks and private lenders. Key titles include: CEO, COO, Chief Credit Officer, Head of Commercial Real Estate, and Head of Mortgage.
    • Validate fit, mutual relevance, and appetite before handing off to AEs.
  • Orchestrate High-Quality First Meetings
    • Pre-brief both sides, set agendas, and join discovery calls to create executive-level rapport.
    • Navigate early questions around risk, credit policy, compliance, procurement, InfoSec, and integrations.
  • Shape Our GTM Playbooks
    • Translate conversations into actionable messaging, talk tracks, objection handling, and stakeholder maps by segment (e.g., CRE vs. mortgage vs. construction lending).
    • Identify patterns in executive priorities (capital efficiency, credit quality, portfolio monitoring, operational risk) and refine value narratives accordingly.
    • Advise on event strategy, thought leadership angles, and reference architecture for bank stakeholders.
  • Partner with Sales
    • Coordinate with AEs/SEs on account strategy, multi-threading, and executive alignment.

Ideal Profile

  • 15+ years in banking leadership, credit/risk, CRE/mortgage lending, or as a senior advisor/vendor selling into banks.
  • A current, active network with bank C-suite and real estate lending leaders; able to produce warm intros quickly.
  • Fluency in topics like credit policy, loan administration/servicing workflows, portfolio monitoring, risk controls, and vendor due diligence.
  • Executive gravitas, impeccable discretion, and strong meeting facilitation skills.

Compensation for this fractional engagement will likely include a monthly retainer or a per-meeting bonus structure for qualifying engagements.

 

Perks:

  • The rare opportunity to radically disrupt a $1.5T industry
  • Competitive benefits including: uncapped vacation, health, dental & vision insurance
  • 401k with match and expedited vesting 
  • Robust compensation package, including equity in the form of stock options  
  • Flexible working hours, paid family leave, ERGs & Mentorship opportunities 
  • Learning grant program to support ongoing professional development

Built brings together passionate people who are driven in a variety of disciplines, each bringing their unique perspective to everything they do. 

We’re committed to building a safe, inclusive workplace where every employee can succeed, and we recruit, hire, and promote fairly - without bias based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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