Business Development Manager - Dallas,TX or Phoenix, AZ

Business Development Manager - Dallas,TX or Phoenix, AZ Groupon connects 42 million customers with local experiences - restaurants, events, wellness and travel - and the million-plus merchants who deliver them. Our mission is to get people offline and into the real world at prices that make it possible. We're an AI-native company in the middle of a platform transformation, moving from a deals marketplace to an experience discovery platform that works for customers and merchants at the same time. Business Development Manager | Dallas, TX or Phoenix, AZ The Role Individual contributor, quota-carrying sales role. As a Business Development Manager, you'll find, develop, and close new merchant partnerships for Groupon. You're not managing a team: you own your own book of business and your own results. You'll go through a structured onboarding program before ramping into a full pipeline, and you'll work alongside a small, focused cohort building out this market from the ground up. What You'll Do Generate new business by cold-calling and prospecting local merchants Manage the full sales cycle: outreach, consultation, negotiation, close Own contract negotiation, including margins, discounts, and deal structure within Groupon guardrails Develop real fluency in each merchant's business and position Groupon as the right growth lever Retain account ownership through the first 30 days post-launch, then maintain the merchant relationship for a further 90 days; this is a hybrid BD + account-management cycle, not a hand-off-and-forget role Work across a real multi-system stack day to day (Salesforce, Salesloft, deal-management tools) and use AI tools to speed up research, outreach, and follow-up Hit ramp targets that build over your first 90 days rather than a flat quota from day one (below) Partner with the Merchant team post-close for a smooth transition What We're Looking For 2–3+ years of full-cycle business development or outbound sales experience, with a track record of hitting quota; this is not an entry-level seat Experience selling to local or small-business owners strongly preferred; comfort with consultative, multi-call sales cycles (not high-volume transactional calling) Prior exposure to a multi-system sales stack (CRM + dialer + a deal or order-management tool) Not a fit: candidates whose only experience is inbound or customer-care work; candidates coming from single-tool environments Comfortable being tech-forward: switching tools quickly, using AI to research accounts and speed up outreach Resilient in a new-market build: no established playbook yet, no tenured manager who's run this team before: you're building some of this alongside your manager Who You Are Self-aware about what you're good at and where you'll need coaching, and you ask for that coaching Goal-oriented: you track your own pace against target rather than waiting to be told you're behind Coachable: you take feedback and change behavior, not just nod Motivated without a scoreboard someone else is watching: the follow-up work happens whether or not it's visible Adaptable when a deal or a week doesn't go to plan: you diagnose before you just push harder Someone who does right by the merchant and the team even when it costs you a number Month 1: 2 launches | Month 2: 5 launches | Month 3: 9 launches | Month 4+: 10 launches/month at tenure ~30 unique merchant conversations per week is the activity floor that supports this pace +50 outbound calls per day What We Offer Base Salary: $70,000 + uncapped commission and bonus: this base applies to experienced hires; final new-joiner commission structure is being confirmed and will be shared before offer On Target Earnings: to be confirmed alongside the commission structure above On-site: Dallas, TX; will consider candidates based in Phoenix, AZ too. 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