Sr Growth Manager, Central America

Our Mission
Reduce inequity by helping immigrants move money home, and become the leading cross-border fintech for emerging markets.

The Team
-> Founded by Harvard grads / 3rd-time founders --- also founded Segovia (successful exit) and GiveDirectly (>300M revenue, fastest-growing NGO).
-> Top performers from top and varied organizations (e.g., Bain, Bolt, Google, McKinsey, SafeBoda, Uber, Zipline) --- we like moving fast, and we hire people that do as well.
-> Driven by mission, guided by values (see below) – in deed, not just word.
-> Team as global as the mission, >30 languages from 25 countries (i.e., if you’re interested in learning to make Chicken Moambe, we’re the place).

About Us
Taptap Send is backed by top VCs (Spark, Canaan, Reid Hoffman, Breyer Capital, etc.), rapidly growing and a great place for those looking for both impact and a fast-paced tech startup environment.  Read more about the journey in Reid Hoffman’s words or TechCrunch article

Launched in 2019, Taptap is tapping into a transformative shift in global finance: from banks to phones. While this has affected wealthier countries as well, it has been nothing short of a revolution for the emerging markets where the overwhelming majority of population had been unable to access digital finance previously.  Taptap Send allows immigrants to send money home instantly and with no fee*, saving money in the process. With a formal market size of >700B alone, we’ve got a lot more saving to do for our users. Our mission is to reduce inequity by helping immigrants move money home, and become the leading cross-border fintech for emerging markets. And that’s just the beginning...

*We charge fees for transfers on fixed exchange rate corridors (e.g., XOF, XAF).

Our Investors
Spark Capital, Canaan, Reid Hoffman, Breyer Capital (Jim Breyer), Unbound (Shravin Mittal), Wamda (Fadi Ghandour), Firstminute Capital, Slow Ventures (Sam Lessin), Helios Partners (Souleymane Ba), Crossbeam Ventures (Ali Hamed), Nikesh Arora, Samih Toukan, and many other context-specific angels

The Role

Own the operation of TTS for the US, EU corridors to Guatemala, as well as owning other Spanish-speaking Latin American corridors as needed (e.g., Honduras/El Salvador/Dominican Republic/Colombia). You will work to continue launching TTS within the Guatemalan community in the United States and build a comprehensive growth strategy for the corridor.

The role offers the chance to join an early-stage, high growth startup and to have a positive impact on the communities we serve. You will be expected to have deep knowledge of, and networks into, the community, a passion to support your community, and an entrepreneurial spirit, great interpersonal skills, and superb project management.

Responsibilities

• You will lead growth efforts, including: 

  • Build trust-based relationships with diaspora communities through in-person and online communication

  • Conduct customer research with transfer senders on a regular basis

  • Execute partnerships and events; initiate, negotiate and build partnerships with community associations and organizations

  • Set up offline and online advertising campaigns

  • Measure operational efficiency and financials for the corridor

  • Provide CS teams input into strategies for the market

  • Work with Product, Engineering and Ops to ensure high success rate and low latency, optimizing operations

  • Source and direct community ambassadors and influencers

  • Manager agencies for Paid, Creatives, Events

  • Manage customers CRM

  • Own the P&L for your corridor from beginning to end

Requirements

• Based in the United States - strong preference for NYC/NJ, but potentially West Coast or Texas for the right candidate

• 5-8 years of experience in high growth-environment such as startups, marketing, scale-ups or similar relevant experience

• Experience managing influencers and ambassadors within Latin American communities a must. Experience in Offline and Performance Marketing preferred 

• Exceptional knowledge and networks in the Mexican, Central American and Latin American diaspora, you feel comfortabl