Chief Revenue Officer Jobs
Chief Revenue Officer and CRO positions at growth companies.
💰 Salary Overview
Based on 14 jobs with disclosed compensation:
Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) — Remote
CFO of Macro
Chief Commercial Officer
Chief Commercial Officer
CRO - Information Security & Risk Oversight Lead
Chief Growth Officer
Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) - Medicat
Chief Growth Officer
Senior Business Product Owner, CRO & Client Data Products - Evernorth - Remote
Microsoft SME (Cleared) CBO
Chief Growth Officer
Chief Growth & Impact Officer
Senior Executive Assistant to the CEO & CRO
Chief Growth & Community Engagement Officer
CRO Specialist
Executive Assistant - CRO
Executive Assistant - CRO
CROSS COUNTRY COACH WANTED
Chief Revenue and Customer Officer
SVP, Chief Growth Officer
Chief Growth Officer (CGO)
Chief Growth Officer
Director, Business Development CRO Channel
Chief Revenue Officer
Chief Sales Officer (CSO)
Chief Commercial Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
CRO (Chief Revenue Officer)
Study Director - Americas CRO
Executive Director, Chief of Staff to the Chief Growth Officer
Chief Commercial Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
Chief Growth & Strategy Officer
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What does a Chief Revenue Officer do?
A CRO owns all revenue-generating functions including sales, marketing, customer success, and sometimes partnerships. Unlike a VP of Sales who focuses on the sales team, the CRO aligns all go-to-market functions and reports directly to the CEO.
What is the average CRO salary?
CRO base salaries typically range from $250K to $400K, with total compensation (including equity and bonuses) often exceeding $500K-$1M+ at growth-stage and public companies. CRO is the highest-paid sales leadership role.
When should a company hire a CRO?
Companies typically hire a CRO when they reach $20M-$50M+ in ARR, have multiple go-to-market motions that need alignment, or are preparing for an IPO or major scaling event. Earlier-stage companies usually start with a VP of Sales.
Last updated: July 19, 2026