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Wheely for Business is seeking a General Manager to own the commercial performance globally, prioritise segments and markets, and build the team and engine to win enterprise and US clients. The role reports to the CEO and includes leading a small, capable team across London/Paris and a dedicated W4B product squad.
You’ll shape the business with autonomy and CEO backing, traveling between London and the US. The role requires exceptional generalist or commercial leadership experience, strong
Wheely for Business (W4B) serves companies and partners whose executives and guests expect discretion, reliability and quality: financial institutions and law firms, private aviation operators, five-star hotels and more. Each of these segments buys and uses Wheely differently. Built mostly in London, Wheely for Business has an established and growing client base. Our ambition for W4B is to reach $100M GMV in the next four years.
We're looking for a General Manager to make that happen. Reporting to the CEO, you'll own the commercial performance of Wheely for Business globally. This is not only a sales role. You'll need to work out which segments and markets to prioritise, what each needs from our product and service, and how to win them, then build the team and engine to deliver it. That includes leading the expansion into enterprise clients and building our B2B business in the US as Wheely launches expands beyond New York to Los Angeles, Miami and DC.
This is a builder's role. You'll inherit a small, capable team: a sales across London/Paris and a dedicated W4B product squad. The product manager reports directly to you, and the squad works full-time on Wheely for Business. There is no marketing or customer success function yet; you'll build them. You'll have the autonomy, budget and CEO backing to shape the business as you see fit.
The role can be based in London or New York, with regular travel between the two.
We're open to two kinds of background:
Either way, you'll bring: