About the job
Cadmus.io works with institutions leading assessment reform, focusing on transparency, credibility, and long-term partnership. The company aims to be more than a typical vendor by supporting universities through meaningful collaboration.
Role overview
The Head of University Partnerships leads Cadmus.io’s commercial growth across the UK and Europe. This role manages the commercial function, building on a strong foundation to help position Cadmus as a market leader. The work combines direct revenue generation with hiring, developing, and managing a team dedicated to impactful university partnerships.
Collaboration with the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) is central to this position. The Head of University Partnerships shapes deal structures and market strategies, helping define Cadmus’s growth in the region. The role emphasizes strengthening Cadmus’s established presence through effective processes and team development.
What success looks like
- Cadmus becomes the preferred commercial partner for university leadership in the UK. Senior university leaders recognize the brand, understand its mission, and value its impact. The partnership pipeline reflects both institutional urgency and inbound interest, reinforcing Cadmus’s position in the market.
- Development and closure of a strong pipeline of university partnerships. Directly lead and close deals that drive Cadmus’s momentum in the UK, setting the stage for future revenue growth.
- Creation of a repeatable commercial infrastructure for UK revenue generation. Establish effective pipeline processes, maintain disciplined forecasting, and align go-to-market strategies with marketing and customer success. Ensure the CRO has clear visibility into operations.
- Recognition as the authority on Cadmus’s competitive advantage in the UK market. Map the competitive landscape, identify institutions ready to act, and understand key stakeholders. Use these insights to inform positioning, qualification, and deal closure.
Location
This position is based in London, England, United Kingdom.

