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Head of Strategic Partnerships

Remote - US

About Stork Club:

Stork Club is a next-generation family-building and reproductive health benefits provider on a mission to revolutionize health insurance from the inside out. We empower businesses to attract top, diverse talent, achieve superior clinical outcomes, and significantly reduce healthcare costs—particularly in family-building, a $130B annual expense.

Spanning fertility, maternity, and hormone support, our end-to-end support prioritizes proactive and personalized support to members worldwide. Stork Club not only drives better health outcomes but also provides unmatched care, convenience, and cost savings for employers and their employees.

Our impact is felt deeply by our members, with one sharing, “I'm so happy that my company switched to Stork Club before I quit trying. The level of care I received after the switch was leaps and bounds better than anything I’d experienced before, and I completely attribute our success to Stork Club and our clinic.” 

We’re more than just a benefits provider—we are a catalyst for change in healthcare. Trusted by industry-leading employers, we’re backed by a $30M Series A led by General Catalyst. We’re in rapid scale mode and are looking to grow our team to help us reach the next level.

About the Role: 

We’re looking for a Head of Strategic Partnerships to lead U.S. and global network growth operations across Stork Club’s range of family-building and reproductive health services. This person will play a significant role in our mission of supporting families of all backgrounds in their reproductive health journeys. This includes managing the end-to-end lifecycle of multiple contracts, owning relationships with major organizations, and ensuring Stork Club partners with the highest-quality Providers and Vendors.

Healthcare contracting experience is not required, but candidates must be experienced at owning problems end-to-end and excited to tackle all of the challenges inherent to figuring things out at an early-stage startup.

Come make a lasting impact in the family-building journey as a key player in expanding our network of high-quality reproductive health services. At Stork Club, we're not just growing our network; we're nurturing relationships and communities.

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Run the Full Process of Strategic Partner Sourcing and Contracting.: Manage the end-to-end contracting process, from outreach and qualifying prospects to engaging with them, reviewing and negotiating contracts, responding to inquiries, and finalizing agreements at scale in the US and globally (Stork Club operates in 100+ countries).

  • Cultivate and Manage a Dynamic Partner Pipeline: Build and maintain a strong pipeline of healthcare and non-healthcare providers, including clinics, healthcare systems, ancillary vendors (specific health experts), and virtual clinical experts, ensuring quality and consistency.

  • Strategic Partnership Development:  Build and establish relationships with key decision-makers and partners and serve as a trusted advisor on family-building and reproductive health benefits.

  • CRM Management and Reporting Excellence: Meticulously utilize our CRM daily with pipeline activity, track progress, forecast contract performance, and provide weekly reports to leadership and peer stakeholders.

  • Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work cross-functionally with operations, marketing, and other departments to align growth strategies to support customer launches, serve existing members, and optimize customer experience. 

  • Ensure Excellence in Provider Quality: Maintain our Center of Excellence criteria by auditing existing and future relationships to ensure they meet our rigorous requirements to provide the best possible care to our members.



Experience Requirements:

  • 4+ years of experience managing the end-to-end process of partnership or business development, from prospecting to contracting. 
  • 3+ years of contract negotiation. 
  • Experience managing and updating a CRM for pipeline management and reporting.
  • Self-starter; able to own key results while requiring minimum oversight to complete tasks and projects.
  • Previous experience working in an early-stage startup environment is highly preferred, with a hands-on approach to problem-solving and innovation. 
  • Note: healthcare contracting experience is not required but business development and strategic partnership contracting at scale is must have.

 

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation and incentive plan.
  • Equity.
  • Apple workstation.
  • Remote work from home, forever.
  • Bi-Annual team off-sites in beautiful locations.
  • Flexible vacation policy.
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance, HSA, and FSA.
  • Fertility benefits and generous maternity leave.
  • 401k retirement savings plan.
  • Home office allowance.
  • …and more!

 

Why Stork Club?

  • Join a culture of innovation, empathy, and inclusion.
  • Embark on a career path filled with opportunities for growth and learning.
  • Enjoy competitive compensation and a benefits package supporting your well-being and family-building dreams.

 

Stork Club is dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive team. We encourage candidates from all backgrounds to apply and join us in our mission to redefine family care.

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