Sales Manager, Gallery Partnerships in London

Artsy is looking for a Sales Manager, Gallery Partnerships who will engage with Galleries across the EMEA region, educating and consulting them on their online presence and digital strategy, and ultimately winning new business for Artsy. This role is part of the New Business Team, responsible for growing our marketplace supply by bringing new galleries onto Artsy’s platform. It is a target‐oriented team where your contributions have a direct impact on Artsy’s bottom line.

In this quota‐carrying sales position you will be responsible for the full sales cycle, pitching Artsy’s value proposition to Galleries and driving subscription revenue. You will focus on selling to emerging and Blue‐Chip Galleries, requiring art industry expertise and a deep understanding of gallery sales motions and operations. Working on the New Business Team provides a unique opportunity to expand Artsy’s global gallery network, supporting our goals of expanding the art market to support more artists and art around the world. This is a hybrid role with office attendance required three days per week.

What You’ll Do at Artsy

• Drive business development efforts by devising, implementing and conducting effective lead generation strategies, engaging with high‐value prospects.
• Consistently achieve and surpass monthly and quarterly revenue targets for new gallery acquisitions.
• Manage the end‐to‐end sales cycle, from initial outreach to closing deals, while maintaining a strong focus on building and nurturing long‐term relationships with key prospects.
• Build and oversee a robust sales pipeline, utilising Salesforce and Outreach, and ensure high conversion rates for both inbound and outbound leads.
• Demonstrate expertise in objection handling, effectively addressing client concerns and positioning Artsy as the premier solution for their needs.
• Cultivate trust and credibility through timely and personalised follow‐up, fostering strong and enduring partnerships with prospects.
• Collaborate with the Sales Development Associate to strategise on which markets to target based on events, art happenings and seasonality.
• Utilise AI and automation tools to increase process efficiency and provide better solutions to partners.

This role is a fit for you if

• You are currently authorized to live and work in the UK.
• You can work three days per week in our London office.
• ~5 years of art industry experience in a revenue‐driving, client acquisition/retention, or account management role.
• You have direct knowledge and understanding of gallery sales motions.
• You are a consultative sales professional who prioritises understanding and meeting customer needs in every interaction.
• You are solutions‐focused and a creative problem solver, with strong negotiation skills.
• You are highly organised and able to manage a sales pipeline efficiently and effectively; strong time‐management skills.
• You are an effective verbal and written communicator with the ability to engage with VIP clients.
• Metrics‐driven and highly results‐oriented.
• Affinity for and interest in using AI and automation tools.
• Language skills (French, German, Italian, Spanish) are a plus, but not required.

This role is unlikely to be a good match if

• You are not comfortable with sales, pitching, and negotiating.
• You prefer to work outside of a team setting.
• You are not interested in a target‐heavy role.
• You are not interested in art or the art market.

What We Offer

• Opportunity to reimagine the art industry while working with a talented, diverse, international team.
• Competitive salary and equity.
• Flexible time off: our culture of trust and empowerment allows employees to take the time they need away from work while still excelling in their roles.
• We are a global hybrid team: most employees work from our NYC, London, or Berlin offices 2-3 days per week. (In‐person expectations vary by role).
• Private healthcare & Benefit options, including: medical, dental, enhanced parental leave, pension plan, life assurance, Employee Assistance Programme featuring free mental health support, physio, and more.
• Professional development, including: mentoring, lunch & learns, regular training, 1:1 management, and an open feedback culture.
• Engaging opportunities and internal programming globally, to foster new relationships and build upon our collaborative community. Including: happy hours, holiday parties, global "All Hands" meetings, "Artsy Salon" (a yearly exhibition of our team’s creativity), attendance to art world events, and more.
• The base salary range for this role is £38,000-48,000 annually. In addition, you will be eligible for the company’s commission plan, with an annual VC opportunity of $30,000.
• All compensation packages include meaningful Artsy equity and competitive health benefits.

Artsy is an equal‐opportunity employer. We value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability and veteran status.

Artsy Values

• For the Love of Art: We show relentless curiosity, empathy, and passion for collectors, artists, gallerists, and the art market. We take action to make the art world more fair and welcoming.
• Own Our Outcomes: We are all individual owners of Artsy’s shared success. We are resourceful and resilient, and to get the job done, we each take responsibility for our outcomes.
• Lead with Openness: We trust in our teammates. We seek diverse perspectives, communicate authentically, and act with integrity. A more open art world starts with us.
• Transform Together: Our mission asks us to challenge the status quo. We embrace feedback, learning, and change so that we can transform our industry, our company, and ourselves.
• Impact Over Perfection: Using both art and science, we debate and decide swiftly and iterate on our plans as we learn. To make the biggest impact, we prioritise speed and clarity of action over perfection.

Artsy is committed to equitable compensation practices, and your offer will depend on the relevant experience and skillset you bring to the team.