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Andrew Miller

Helping Companies Create & Capitalize on New Revenue Streams Talks about #Growth #Value #Sales #Leadership #Cutting Through Noise

Andrew Miller is a Partner at Vendux LLC, bringing 30 years of sales leadership and general management experience to the company.21 He helps build the Vendux organization through business development and operations.1 Andrew's experience includes staffing, executive search, professional services, SaaS, and fintech.2 He offers a global perspective, having lived and worked across four continents.2

Key Facts about Andrew Miller::

  • Experience: Andrew has led teams to deliver over $100 million in enterprise revenue with both large global organizations and start-ups.2
  • Previous Roles: Prior to his role at Vendux, Andrew held positions such as Chief Strategy Officer at Syngrafii Inc., Vice President, Head of Sales and Business Development at Prialto | Amplify People.3 He has also served as an advisor for companies like aifora and Velou.3
  • Current Activities: In addition to his role at Vendux, Andrew is a Business Mentor at Alchemist Accelerator and Plug and Play Tech Center.3
  • Location: Andrew is based in the Bay Area.1
  • Interests: Andrew is an avid cyclist, world traveler, and is involved with climate conservation programs.1
  • Vendux LLC: Vendux provides growth-stage companies with interim and fractional sales leaders, using a matching algorithm to connect sales leaders with client organizations.3

Highlights

Jul 27 · linkedin

Most businesses stay small for a reason. They struggle with the 5 P’s: People, Purpose, Playbook, Perform, Profit. Becoming strong in each of these areas will help you and your team grow faster and build a company that is valuable. Even if you don’t want to sell your business, this will give you the freedom to solve for what is important to you. Our guest Anthony Macloed has been there and is now helping other entrepreneurs to grow and thrive.

May 23 · linkedin

When it comes to filling critical senior leadership roles like VPs of Sales or CROs, the hiring process is extremely high-stakes. Making the right hire can propel a company to new heights, while the wrong hire could set them back years. That's why an increasing number of companies are eschewing traditional recruitment firms and instead turning to professional matchmakers.   So what's the difference between a matchmaker and a recruiter in this context? And which path should you take to give your company the best chance at landing an A-player for those mission-critical senior roles?   A Recruiter Represents the Company

A recruiter works on behalf of the hiring company to source potential candidates that appear to match the job description and qualifications. Their goal is to fill the open req as efficiently as possible by gathering a pool of applicants and screening resumes against the open role. There is less nuance and subjectivity regarding "fit." Culture, leadership qualities, and intangibles tend to be secondary considerations.   A Matchmaker Represents the Company and Candidate more equally

In contrast, a professional matchmaker takes the approach of representing both the hiring company and the executive candidate in a more balanced way. An elite matchmaker has a carefully curated portfolio of senior executives they intimately know - their backgrounds, skillsets, work preferences, leadership styles, and career goals. When a client has an opening, the matchmaker analyzes the role, company culture, team dynamics, and strategic vision to identify which portfolio candidate could be a perfect match based on a 360-degree view of candidate and client needs.   The Matchmaking Process is Personal

What truly sets matchmakers apart is this highly personal, consultative approach driven by nuanced assessment of both parties. Matchmakers invest significant time studying the candidate through multiple interviews, references, and assessment tools to understand their value proposition, capabilities, and ideal working environment. On the client side, they deploy similar due diligence to intimately understand the company culture, leadership psychology, and strategic objectives. Only once they've thoroughly grasped the motivations and needs of both parties will they advise on whether to make an introduction or not.   For senior roles where exceptional leadership and precise candidate-company fit is paramount, the professional matchmaking approach can identify compatibility factors a skills-focused recruiter might overlook. This personalized, consultative process gives companies greater confidence they are making a lasting, high-impact hire rather than leaving it to chance with even the most qualified-looking candidates on paper.

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