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Business Development Representative - Hybrid

New York (Hybrid)

Our mission: to eliminate every barrier to mental health.

At Spring Health, we’re on a mission to revolutionize mental healthcare by removing every barrier that prevents people from getting the help they need, when they need it. Our clinically validated technology, Precision Mental Healthcare, empowers us to deliver the right care at the right time—whether it’s therapy, coaching, medication, or beyond—tailored to each individual’s needs.

We proudly partner with over 450 companies, from startups to multinational Fortune 500 corporations, as a leading provider of mental health service, providing care for 10 million people. Our clients include brands you use and know like Microsoft, Target, J.P. Morgan Chase, and Delta Airlines, all of whom trust us to deliver best-in-class outcomes for their employees globally. With our innovative platform, we’ve been able to generate a net positive ROI for employers and we are the only company in our category to earn external validation of net savings for customers.

We have raised capital from prominent investors including Generation Investment, Kinnevik, Tiger Global, William K Warren Foundation, Northzone, RRE Ventures, and many more. Thanks to their partnership and our latest Series E Funding, our current valuation has reached $3.3 billion. We’re just getting started—join us on our journey to make mental healthcare accessible to everyone, everywhere.

Please note: This position requires working out of our NYC office 3x a week at 60 Madison Ave.

The Business Development Representative (BDR) is responsible for building and maintaining an excellent working relationship with our Marketing and Account Executives. This position will be a major change agent at Spring Health, having impact and influence with a high degree of autonomy and flexibility. The ideal candidate enjoys testing and learning to ultimately become an effective seller and leader. In addition, we are seeking creative and passionate individuals eager to develop their skill sets to be successful long term in their careers who believe in honesty and transparency.

What you’ll be doing: 

  • Help develop outreach strategy, content, in-bound lead process, and development programs for the BDR team 
  • Prospect into Fortune 1000 companies and other employers through a combination of email, phone call, and other sales channels
  • Generate sales-ready meetings and opportunities for Account Executive using Spring Health’s qualification criteria
  • Provide accurate lead distribution and thorough discovery to the assigned Account Executive
  • Develop all of the critical skills to accelerate a successful career in Sales

What success looks like in this role:

  • You achieve your targets for qualified meetings and opportunities pipeline as set out for each quarter.
  • You successfully complete all assigned trainings and continuously improve your sales skills.
  • You collaborate effectively with your team, leaders, and cross-functional peers to drive success.
  • You demonstrate persistence and creativity in reaching decision-makers and generating interest in Spring Health.
  • You proactively seek feedback and opportunities for improvement to refine your outreach strategies and tactics.

What we expect from you:

  • You have 3-12 months of professional or internship experience
  • You have a desire to be a creative prospector, working with traditional tools (email, cold calling) and experimenting with new technologies
  • You are highly coachable and invested in your professional growth, development, and career path
  • You are data-driven in measuring and improving the impact of your outreach efforts
  • You are organized, attentive to detail, and believe that great process leads to great results
  • You have excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • You are able to work out of our NYC office 3x a week

The target salary for this position is $66,500 and is part of a competitive total rewards package including stock options, benefits, variable commission ($92,500 at performance to goal), and additional opportunity for incentives and bonuses for performance beyond goals. Individual pay may vary from the target range and is determined by a number of factors including experience, location, internal pay equity, and other relevant business considerations. We review all employee pay and compensation programs annually using Radford Global Compensation Database at minimum to ensure competitive and fair pay. 

Benefits provided by Spring Health:

Note: We have even more benefits than listed here and below, your recruiter will provide more in-depth information as you continue in the interview process. All benefits are subject to individual plan requirements and eligibility criteria.

  • Health, Dental, Vision benefits start on your first day at Spring Health. You and your dependents also receive an individual One Medical account which is valued at $199/year per user. HSA and FSA plans are also available.
  • Employer sponsored 401(k) match of up to 2%
  • A yearly allotment of no cost visits to the Spring Health network of therapists, coaches, and medication management providers for you and your dependents.
  • Generous paid time off, 10 sick days, 12 paid holidays throughout the year, and a 1 month sabbatical leave granted at your 4 year anniversary
  • We offer parental leave up to 18 weeks, depending on your eligibility including tenure and medical situation.
  • Access to fertility care support through Carrot, in addition to $4,000 reimbursement for related fertility expenses.
  • Access to Wellhub, an on-demand virtual benefit that provides wellbeing coaching, and budget management.
  • Up to $1,000 Professional Development Reimbursement a year.
  • $200 per year donation matching to support your favorite causes.

Don’t meet every requirement? Studies have shown that women, communities of color and historically underrepresented talent are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. At Spring Health we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive and authentic workplace

To ensure intentional and equitable hiring practices, we use a balanced candidate slate in our interviews. This approach guarantees that our pool of qualified candidates includes individuals who are underrepresented in our organization at all levels. This is a key performance indicator (KPI) for our recruiting and hiring teams, reported quarterly to maintain accountability.

Ready to do the most impactful work of your life? Learn more about our values, what it’s like to work here, and how hypergrowth meets impact at Spring Health: Our Values

 

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