Director, Practice Development; West Region

Benefits

• Employee‑owned company; prioritizes employees; 2025 Great Places to Work certified.
• Employee stock ownership program (ESOP) eligibility begins on day one of employment (targeted at 6% of annual compensation).
• Company‑paid parental leave.
• Generous time off package.
• Multiple benefit plans, eligibility begins on day one of employment.
• Cultural focus on work/life balance, mental health, and overall wellness.

West region: AZ, CO, WA, OR, , UT, CA.

The Director of Practice Development (DPD) is a senior‑level business development professional responsible for expanding DMA’s market share in key tax practice areas. This role manages a portfolio of client and prospect accounts, drives strategic growth initiatives, and serves as a trusted advisor to clients. The DPD collaborates closely with internal service teams and executive leadership to identify opportunities, deliver tailored solutions, and ensure client satisfaction.

• Develop and execute strategic business development plans to drive revenue growth and expand market presence.
• Manage a large portfolio of client and prospect accounts, serving as a strategic account manager and relationship lead.
• Actively prospect and pursue new business opportunities through research, networking, and outreach, identifying potential clients and aligning DMA’s services to their needs.
• Collaborate with DMA service teams to identify and pursue mutually beneficial business opportunities.
• Participate in field‑based business development efforts, leveraging subject matter experts, DMA’s reputation, and existing relationships.
• Identify and understand client and prospect tax issues, challenges, and goals to align DMA’s services accordingly.
• Create compelling written communications (SOWs and proposals) that articulate client needs and DMA’s value proposition.
• Lead or participate in internal strategy, education, and planning meetings to enhance business development effectiveness.
• Work with legal counsel during contract negotiations and ensure compliance with internal processes.
• Maintain accurate and timely updates in CRM systems and communicate key developments with internal stakeholders.
• Provide high‑quality project and relationship management to ensure client satisfaction and retention.

Approximately 90% of this role is focused on sales‑driven activities, while the remaining 10% supports the broader Business Development team through collaborative tasks and initiatives. After a typical development period of approximately two years, the Director is expected to consistently generate $3–5 million in annual production through new business development and account expansion efforts.

• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Marketing, Accounting, or a related field.
• 4–5 years of professional business development experience, preferably in tax, financial, or consulting services.
• Demonstrated success in managing client relationships and driving revenue growth.
• Strong knowledge of CRM systems, sales KPIs, and pipeline management.
• Familiarity with tax law concepts and the ability to translate client needs into tailored solutions.
• Proven ability to develop internal relationships and collaborate cross‑functionally.
• Excellent communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills.
• Strong analytical thinking, initiative, and attention to detail.
• Effective organizational leadership and time management skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and CRM platforms (e.g., Salesforce).

• Work Schedule:
  
  Regular, 40 hours/week.
• Travel: 10–25% travel required.
• Physical Activity:
  Prolonged periods of sitting and computer use.
• Ability to hear, understand, and distinguish speech and sounds.
• Frequent repetitive motions with hands.

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