Business Development Manager
GoodLeap
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About the role
Role Overview
Business Development Manager at GoodLeap focused on onboarding new Home Improvement Contractors as partners.
Responsibilities
- Proactively identify, qualify, and sign prospective GoodLeap partners
- Source new partnership opportunities via:
- Inbound lead follow-up
- Outbound cold calls and emails
- Coordinate partner onboarding and handoff to the outside sales team for accounts over $2M/year
- Develop deep product knowledge and connect customer needs with GoodLeap financing products/software
- Partner with Business Development Directors to drive partner success and growth
- Provide business intelligence–driven guidance to assigned partners
- Innovate sales processes, pitches, and approaches; provide feedback to improve initiatives
- Clearly explain and position financial products and legal agreements
- Work with the Executive team to create and improve programs
Requirements
- Minimum 5+ years of experience selling to home improvement (HI) contractors and/or distributors
- Experience selling through HI contractors selling to homeowners using financing to close deals
- Strong verbal and written communication skills across organizational levels (including executive leadership)
- Ability to craft and deliver client proposals, persuasive presentations, and outreach materials
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and prioritizing effectively
- Customer-focused with strong attention to detail
Compensation
- $60,000–$100,000 per year
About GoodLeap
GoodLeap is a technology company that provides financing and software products to support sustainable home solutions such as solar panels, batteries, energy-efficient HVAC, heat pumps, roofing, and windows. The platform helps contractors and homeowners adopt these products through AI-powered applications, developer tools, and transparent, streamlined payment and operations. Since 2018, it has supported more than $30 billion in financing for sustainable solutions and also runs the nonprofit GivePower.
Scraped 7/28/2026