Senior Sales Channel & Strategic Partnerships Representative

Wolters Kluwer•New York, NY

1d•$85,600 - $149,400•Hybrid

About The Position

Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. is seeking a commercially driven seller to expand LRUS Strategic Partnerships across enterprise software, AI, and workflow ecosystems. This is a quota-carrying role focused on originating, structuring, and closing complex channel and strategic partnership deals that embed Wolters Kluwer's authoritative legal, regulatory, and compliance intelligence into the platforms where regulated-industry professionals already work. The role supports LRUS's 2027-2029 strategy to become the trusted intelligence layer for specialist legal and regulatory work, delivered through governed APIs, MCP-enabled connectors, BYOL models, embedded capabilities, and selective channel relationships. The position blends net-new business development with selective account expansion and partner stewardship, with an emphasis on creating pipeline, winning new business, and closing sophisticated multi-stakeholder transactions. The ideal candidate would work in the New York City office several days a week.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant experience.
5+ years of success in enterprise sales, strategic partnership sales, business development, licensing, or commercial deal-making.
Demonstrated record of carrying a quota and closing long-cycle, high-value, multi-stakeholder deals.
Experience selling one or more of the following: content or data licensing, API or platform partnerships, embedded product partnerships, complex SaaS or workflow solutions, governed machine access, or enterprise software integrations.
Comfort selling into sophisticated B2B buyers, including product leaders, general managers, corporate development leaders, legal and compliance stakeholders, and technical decision makers.
Experience negotiating agreements involving commercial rights, entitlements, integration scope, pricing structure, usage controls, governance, and ongoing revenue mechanics.
Ability to shape ambiguous opportunities where the exact offering, delivery model, and value proposition are refined during the sales process.

Nice To Haves

Experience selling into enterprise technology categories that support regulated industries, including governance, risk, compliance, legal, regulatory, data, workflow, or AI-enabled platforms.
Familiarity with APIs, connectors, entitlements, MCP-style access patterns, or embedded product partnerships.
Exposure to partnership models where commercialization, product integration, and go-to-market planning must be designed together.
Experience building business cases around market entry, workflow adoption, expansion, and strategic control - not just relationship management.
Strong executive presence, commercial judgment, and the ability to simplify technical and legal complexity for senior stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Build and manage a partnership and channel pipeline of net-new opportunities, and carry a commercial quota tied to closed revenue.
Own a blended book of business that includes both net-new pursuits and selected existing strategic partner accounts, with priority placed on new-logo and new-revenue creation.
Identify and win opportunities where Wolters Kluwer's content, editorial enhancements, and workflow intelligence can strengthen another company's product, platform, or AI-enabled solution.
Target enterprise software, governance, risk, compliance, corporate legal, regulated-workflow, and adjacent technology platforms whose customers need authoritative intelligence embedded in their daily work.
Structure commercial models that may include content licensing, data licensing, API and MCP access, BYOL activation, embedded intelligence, selective channel relationships, co-sell motions, and co-developed workflow offerings.
Lead complex deal cycles involving business, product, engineering, security, legal, finance, editorial, compliance, and executive stakeholders on both sides of the transaction.
Translate partner product strategies and customer workflow needs into commercially sound deal structures with defined rights, entitlements, usage guardrails, pricing models, attribution, governance, renewal paths, and exit terms.
Work cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, Integrations, AI governance, Legal, Marketing, Finance, and senior business leaders to move opportunities from concept to signed agreement and launch readiness.
Expand selected existing partnerships by identifying upsell, cross-sell, renewal, and broader workflow-embed opportunities once a strong commercial foundation is in place.
Maintain strategic partner momentum after signature where needed to support expansion, commercial governance, and handoff into broader account growth motions.
Help determine where LRUS should partner, how deeply it should integrate, and how to preserve strategic control while still moving quickly into partner ecosystems.
Support partnerships that may evolve into broader strategic relationships, repeatable channel motions, or future build-buy-partner decisions.
Represent LRUS Strategic Partnerships credibly with enterprise software providers, platform leaders, and senior commercial stakeholders, including at industry events and partner meetings when appropriate.