VP, Enterprise Partnerships

Employement Type: Full-time, Salary
Reports To: Market President 

Role Summary 

The VP of Enterprise Partnerships is a senior operator responsible for leading Peregrine’s execution across large enterprise partnerships. This role owns executive-level engagement with partner organizations, drives performance against market targets, and leads growth initiatives. The VP of Enterprise Partnerships operates with a high degree of autonomy and is trusted to see the full picture, anticipate what’s ahead, and get into the details where it matters. 

Strategic Importance 

Peregrine’s ability to deliver on its largest partnerships depends on strong operational leadership close to the work. The VP of Enterprise Partnerships is how Peregrine leads that work - driving market performance, building a team that scales, and engaging partner leadership directly. 

Reporting Structure 

This role reports to the Market President and works closely with finance, operations, growth, and provider teams. 

Key Responsibilities 

Team Leadership: Lead and develop the team that drives performance across the market. Set clear expectations, coach performance, and create the operating structure that allows the team to deliver at scale. 

Partner Engagement: Engage partner executives as a senior counterpart. Shape the strategic direction of the partnership and lead the internal work required to deliver against it. 

Growth: Drive sustained growth in the market. Identify opportunities to expand Peregrine’s impact and go execute on them. 

Strategic Planning: Maintain forward-looking plans for the market. Anticipate what’s ahead, surface risks early, and position Peregrine for the next stage. 

Cross-Functional Leadership: Work across Peregrine’s core teams to align on priorities, remove blockers, and deliver against commitments. 

Business Ownership: Take end-to-end ownership of market performance across revenue, operations, outcomes, and stakeholder trust. Understand the economics of the market and use that fluency to drive decisions. 

Qualifications 

People Leadership: Track record of building, leading, and developing high-performing teams. 

Healthcare Partnership Experience: Direct experience owning a customer, partner, or account relationship at the organizational level within healthcare. 

Executive Engagement: Proven ability to engage with executive stakeholders as a peer and prepare others to do the same. 

High-Growth Leadership: Leadership experience in a high-growth environment. Thrives in ambiguity and is comfortable building without a playbook. 

Major Program Ownership: Track record of owning a major program or partnership end-to-end. 

Business Acumen: Strong financial and business fluency. Understands the economics of a partnership and uses that lens to prioritize, allocate resources, and drive performance. 

Self-Starter: Starts and runs projects from the ground up. Delegates well and works effectively cross-functionally. 

Communication: Strong interpersonal skills. Delivers business context credibly to executive stakeholders and clear direction to internal partners. 

Mission Fit: Passion for expanding access to quality behavioral health care. 

Benefits 

• Competitive salary. 

• Full medical, dental, and vision coverage. 

• 20 days of paid time off plus nine paid holidays. 

• 401(k) with employer match. 

• $1,800 annually toward mental healthcare. 

• $5,000 fertility-care benefit. 

• Bonus eligibility.