Business Enablement Manager

Own the post-launch growth playbook for active partnerships: track activation rates, same-store sales growth, clerk adoption, and origination velocity—and build action plans when numbers stall.

Build and maintain the BD reporting infrastructure: weekly pipeline dashboards, partner scorecards, origination trackers, and deal-stage analytics that give leadership real-time visibility into Mexico’s partnership engine.

Be the day-to-day operational point of contact for partners: coordinate store-level rollouts, resolve escalations, manage training schedules, and ensure partners feel supported from pilot through full national deployment.

Identify and execute expansion opportunities within existing accounts: new store formats, additional product lines (Credit Line, two-wheeler financing), geographic expansion within the partner’s footprint, and co-marketing initiatives.

Run cross-functional coordination for active deals: chase down deliverables from Product, Marketing, Operations, and Credit Risk to keep launch timelines on track and partners happy.

Prepare data-driven materials for partner QBRs, internal leadership reviews, and deal retrospectives—surfacing what’s working, what’s not, and concrete next steps to accelerate growth.

Support the BD team on active pipeline deals: prepare pitch decks, financial summaries, competitive analyses, and partner-facing proposals that help closers win faster.

Monitor competitive landscape and partner satisfaction signals: track what competitors are offering at our target retailers, flag risks early, and propose retention and growth strategies.

Report to the Senior Business Development Manager and Head of Revenue Growth Mexico, progressively taking on more partner-facing autonomy as you demonstrate results and earn trust with key accounts.

3–5 years of experience in Business Development, Account Management, Trade Marketing, or Commercial Operations within retail, telecom, or fintech—with hands-on experience managing partner relationships and driving growth metrics.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Finance, Economics, or Industrial Engineering

• Preference for ITAM, Ibero, Tec, or Unam

Companies to watch for (a plus)

• Retail / Channel: Coppel, Elektra, Waldo’s, Casa Ley, Soriana, OXXO, Liverpool, First Cash

• Fintech / Lending: Stori, Nu, Aplazo, Kueski, Creditas, Konfio, Clip

• Tech / Telecom: Telcel, AT&T Mexico, Samsung, Xiaomi, Uber, Rappi, Mercado Libre

Gatherer DNA: you get fired up by growing existing accounts, not just landing new ones you obsess over same-store growth, activation rates, and turning a good partnership into a great one.

Excel-native and data-hungry: comfortable building dashboards, pipeline trackers, and partner scorecards you think in metrics and speak in insights.

Strong communication skills in Spanish and English: can hold your own in partner meetings, write crisp status updates, and present to leadership without hand-holding.

Operational hustle: you thrive in fast-paced, ambiguous environments and know how to chase down cross-functional deliverables without waiting to be told.

Familiarity with Mexico’s retail or telecom landscape is a strong plus; existing relationships at major chains or carriers will accelerate your impact from day one.