Head of Commercial Growth

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Job Title: Head of Commercial Growth

Salary: £65,000 - £80,000

Benefits: Bonus + Car

Job Type: Permanent

Location: Wirral, Merseyside

Job Start date: ASAP

Willcox Matthews are exclusively retained by a well-established, healthcare technology manufacturer as they look to strengthen their commercial team with the appointment of a Head of Commercial Growth.

The business delivers clinical technology solutions into hospitals, supporting frontline staff with tools that improve efficiency, workflow and patient care - including mobile workstations, mounting systems and point-of-care IT solutions.

This is a key, high-priority hire and a critical appointment for the next phase of the company’s growth. This role sits between a hands-on sales leader and a strategic commercial driver - ideal for someone stepping up from Sales Manager/Senior Sales Manager level or already operating at National level.

The Opportunity:

The company has a strong reputation, established NHS relationships, and a credible product portfolio. The next phase of growth requires:

* Greater consistency in sales execution

* Improved pipeline quality and forecasting

* Stronger leadership and coaching across the sales team

* A more structured and disciplined commercial approach

Key Responsibilities:

Sales Leadership & Performance

* Drive revenue growth across NHS and private healthcare accounts

* Lead from the front in key accounts and strategic opportunities

* Improve pipeline visibility, forecasting accuracy and deal conversion

Team Development

* Coach, mentor and develop a team of sales professionals

* Support the progression of high-potential individuals

* Build a high-performance, accountable sales culture

Commercial Execution

* Implement structured sales processes and cadence

* Improve pricing discipline and margin performance

* Ensure consistency in approach across regions

Customer & Market Engagement

* Build strong relationships with clinicians, procurement and stakeholders

* Support product positioning and market development

* Identify new business opportunities and growth areas

What Success Looks Like:

* Increased adoption of solutions across NHS and private healthcare customers

* Improved pipeline visibility and forecasting accuracy

* Stronger sales team capability and consistency

* Growth in both new business and existing accounts

Candidate Profile:

* Proven track record in healthcare, MedTech, or healthcare IT sales

* Experience managing or mentoring sales teams

* Strong understanding of NHS structures, procurement and stakeholder engagement

* Ability to sell solutions (not just products) into complex environments

* Comfortable engaging with clinicians, procurement and operational stakeholders

* Likely background: Regional Sales Manager, Senior Sales Manager or National Sales Manager

Why Apply?

* Opportunity to step into a visible, high-impact leadership role

* Join a business with strong foundations and clear growth plans

* Genuine ability to shape the sales function and team

Job Application:

Please apply with your full CV - or call us now. Whilst this position may not be of interest to you or suit your skills and experience, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with a member of the team at Willcox Matthews to understand how we can support you.

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