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The 20 MSP is seeking a Channel Account Executive who has lived the MSP life. This full-cycle sales role requires closing new MSP members, attending industry events, and building a strong pipeline in HubSpot.
You will work directly with executive leadership to drive growth for one of North America’s fastest-growing Master MSP platforms. You'll sell a better future for MSP owners, focusing on MSP pricing models, RMM/PSA tools, and scalable service delivery.
The 20 is one of North America's fastest-growing Master MSPs - and we're building the team to match. We're not a vendor. We're an operating MSP that has perfected a replicable service delivery model, then opened it up to hundreds of independent MSPs who want to grow faster than they could alone. We call it "better together," and it works.
We're looking for a Channel Account Executive who has lived the MSP life - someone who understands what it means to run a help desk at 2am, fight for a renewal, or explain your pricing model to a skeptical owner. You've been in the seat. Now you help others level up. This is a full-cycle sales role. You'll attend events, build pipeline, run discovery, and close new MSP members. You're not just selling a product - you're selling a better future for the MSP owner sitting across from you.
You're selling something that genuinely works — backed by a Master MSP with real data, real results, and hundreds of member success stories.
$130K–$160K OTE with uncapped upside for overperformers.
Direct access to the SVP of Sales and executive leadership — no bureaucracy, no middlemen.
Work alongside an elite sales team with a culture of coaching, accountability, and winning.
Be part of one of the fastest-growing MSP platforms in North America at a pivotal moment.
Events, conferences, community — this role puts you at the center of the MSP channel.
The statements contained in this job description are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by associates assigned to the job. They are not intended to be interpreted as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of the individual(s) holding this position.