Vice President of Sales

EnvirogenHouston, TX
Remote

About The Position

Envirogen is seeking an exceptional VP of Sales to lead the transformation of its North American commercial organization and play a pivotal role in delivering its ambitious growth strategy. This role involves building a world-class sales organization, embedding a high-performance culture, and shifting the business from transactional, price-led selling to a consultative, value-based approach focused on customer outcomes, lifecycle performance, and long-term partnerships. The VP of Sales will have full responsibility for the performance, structure, and development of the North American sales organization across three key business lines: Projects & Systems, Healthcare, and Service & Consumables. The role requires leading Sales Directors and Business Development Managers, building commercial discipline, strengthening forecasting accuracy, improving margin performance, and establishing the processes, tools, and culture for predictable growth. A key focus will be championing a consultative selling approach to position Envirogen as a strategic partner.

Requirements

  • Significant senior commercial leadership experience as a Chief Sales Officer, VP Sales, Commercial Director, or equivalent
  • Proven success leading sales transformations from price-led selling to value-based, consultative commercial models
  • Experience building and leading multi-region, multi-business-line sales teams within engineered solutions, capital equipment, water treatment, environmental technology, or related industrial sectors
  • Strong track record of delivering revenue growth, margin improvement, and accurate forecasting
  • Demonstrated ability to build accountability, coaching cultures, and high-performing sales teams
  • Deep understanding of CRM-driven sales management and pipeline governance
  • Experience operating within fast-paced, entrepreneurial, growth-focused organizations
  • Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, or a related discipline preferred

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in water treatment, wastewater, environmental technology, industrial process solutions, healthcare water systems, energy, mining, municipal infrastructure, or similar sectors
  • Success competing against large global organizations with technically differentiated solutions
  • Experience growing recurring service and consumables revenues alongside capital equipment sales
  • Established network of industrial, municipal, engineering, or infrastructure decision-makers across North America

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute the North American commercial strategy in alignment with the company's long-term growth plans
  • Drive the transition from transactional selling to value-based, consultative sales focused on customer outcomes and total cost of ownership
  • Lead and develop high-performing Sales Directors and Business Development Managers across multiple regions and business lines
  • Take ownership of order intake, revenue growth, gross margin, forecasting accuracy, and pipeline development
  • Grow recurring service and consumable revenues, increasing customer lifetime value and revenue predictability
  • Establish rigorous sales processes, qualification standards, and CRM discipline across the organization
  • Improve pipeline quality, opportunity management, and forecast reliability
  • Work closely with Marketing, Engineering, Operations, and Finance to ensure commercial commitments are technically robust and financially sound
  • Provide Board-level commercial reporting, insights, and strategic recommendations
  • Strengthen Envirogen's competitive position across key sectors including healthcare, industrial water, energy, mining, municipal, and environmental remediation

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and performance-based incentive package
  • Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
  • Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
  • Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D)
  • Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
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