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# Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)

vivenu GmbH

About vivenu: The Modern Standard for Live Entertainment
Ticketing is no longer just a transaction; it is the most important revenue and data engine in sports and live entertainment. While legacy "black box" providers restrict data, tech and brand control, vivenu is the API-first "Modern Legacy Disruptor." We empower 1,000+ of the world’s most premier event brands in 50+ countries – from global icons like the Grammy Awards and HYROX to teams such as Stanford Athletics and FC Schalke 04 – to reclaim their data, their brand, and their revenue.
Backed by $65M+ from top-tier investors, with an annual GTV of >1Bn GTV and being profitable, it is time to go towards the next phase: accelerating our segment-specific approach, significantly increasing average ACV, and paving the way for an AI-powered fan engagement era.
The Role: Architect of Global Revenue
As vivenu’s CRO, you are the primary architect of vivenu’s global expansion. You aren't just managing a Revenue team; you are building a high-performance machine that wins the world's most complex sports and venue accounts. You will complement our CEO by providing the strategic planning and execution required to scale a verticalized GTM engine across the globe. The Team currently consists of 70 highly skilled and motivated contributors; divided in Sales Leaders, AEs, BDRs, RevOps, GTM, Marketing and Partnerships.

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