Key Responsibilities
1. Business Development & Partner Acquisition
- - Identify, prospect, and convert high-potential Third Party Center Partners across assigned regions.
- - Scout strategic locations in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities with stable internet infrastructure and strong teacher supply potential.
- - Conduct business opportunity seminars, field networking, and local partnership activities to generate leads.
- - Build strong relationships with prospective center operators, teachers, entrepreneurs, cafe owners, training centers, and small investors.
- - Develop and maintain a healthy lead pipeline to consistently achieve monthly center launch targets.
2. Partner Consultation & Business Advisory
- - Act as a business consultant to potential partners by presenting the TPCAP business model, expected ROI, profitability, and operational requirements.
- - Educate prospective partners on center operations, teacher supply, infrastructure standards, and financial viability.
- - Address partner concerns and overcome investment hesitation through data-driven and consultative selling.
3. Center Launch & Project Management
- - Manage the end-to-end launch process of new centers from onboarding to go-live.
- - Guide new partners throughout the first 30-60 days to ensure successful operational setup and readiness.
- - Conduct on-site evaluations and audits covering:
- - Internet reliability and speed
- - Equipment and technical readiness
- - Noise control and environment suitability
- - Infrastructure compliance
- - Ensure centers are launched on time and meet required operational and quality standards.
4. Operations & Performance Ownership
- - Monitor center performance, activation, and sustainability after launch.
- - Ensure launched centers meet utilization, quality, infrastructure, and compliance expectations.
- - Identify operational risks and proactively intervene to improve partner performance and retention.
- - Collaborate cross-functionally with Business Development, Recruitment, Training, Operations, and Quality teams to ensure center success.
5. Data & Reporting
- - Monitor key business metrics including:
- - Activation and onboarding progress
- - Partner productivity
- - Quality and compliance standards
- - Provide regular business updates, forecasts, and expansion recommendations.
The ideal candidate goes beyond traditional sales or expansion and can confidently balance:
- - Business Development & Partnership Management
- - Operational Execution & Problem Solving
- - Financial Consulting & ROI Discussions
- - Project Management & Launch Execution
- - Data-Driven Decision Making
- - Stakeholder & Partner Management
Qualifications:
- - At least 5+ years of experience in:
- - Franchise acquisition or franchise operations
- - Multi-site operations
- - Institutional or territory sales
- - Retail, education, telecom, logistics, or regional expansion operations
- - Proven track record of launching, expanding, or managing multiple business sites, territories, or partners.
- - Strong financial literacy and ability to discuss ROI, breakeven, and business sustainability with investors or partners.
- - Comfortable with 50%–80% field travel, including provincial and remote areas.
- - Strong operational mindset with attention to execution and quality.
- - Highly data-sensitive and KPI-oriented.
- - Technology and AI literate; able to leverage digital tools for productivity, reporting, and decision-making.
- - Strong communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills.
- - Ability to speak local dialects (e.g., Bisaya, Ilocano) is an advantage.
Success Metrics (KPIs)
- - Monthly launched centers
- - Partner conversion rate
- - Center activation speed
- - Seat activation and utilization
- - Partner retention and sustainability
- - Compliance to infrastructure and quality standards
- - Forecast accuracy and territory growth