VP, REVENUE OPERATIONS & GTM STRATEGY

I build revenue systems that actually get used.

For ten years, I've been hired to build and refine revenue systems that are loved by end users. I architect strategies, workflows, and platforms that fall under Sales Enablement, including how to deliver real AI use cases.

Nathan Lee

Strategist · Operator · Teacher

$300M+
Revenue Influenced
50+
Transformations Led
100+
Students Taught / Year
Capabilities

What I actually do

I move between corporate strategy, technology systems, and sales teams to bring siloed groups together on a shared vision.

Strategy & Revenue Architecture

I design revenue strategies and GTM programs that drive measurable growth: client deepening, account segmentation, pricing optimization, and competitive intelligence.

Enterprise Systems & AI

I architect the platforms and workflows that operationalize strategy: CRM systems, BI dashboards, AI automation, and data infrastructure at scale.

Program & Change Leadership

I lead cross-functional teams through complex transformations: Seismic rollouts, territory redesigns, sales enablement programs, and enterprise adoption.

Teaching & Development

I teach finance, strategy, and entrepreneurship to 100+ students annually — translating complex models into actionable frameworks for board-level impact.

The Stack

Tools I work in.

CRM, data, and enablement platforms I use to build revenue systems.

Salesforce
Salesforce
Certified Administrator
Power BI
Power BI
Reporting & dashboards
Tableau
Tableau
Visualization
Snowflake
Snowflake
Data warehouse
Copilot Studio
Copilot Studio
AI automation
Power Automate
Power Automate
Workflow automation
Databricks
Databricks
Data & analytics
Outreach
Outreach
Sales engagement
The Person

Strategist. Operator. Teacher.

Nathan Lee with family

And most of all, someone who builds things that actually work.

I'm a husband, father, deacon, and preacher who happens to also work at a Fortune 500 bank as a VP of Revenue Operations & GTM Strategy. I have an MBA from Western Kentucky University, where I also teach as an adjunct professor, covering management, finance, and entrepreneurship to 100+ students a year. I'm a Salesforce Certified Administrator and Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader.

My faith informs how I lead and treat people. Outside of work, I'm visiting local coffee shops, dominating on the pickleball court, and working through Brandon Sanderson's catalog one [long] book at a time. I ground myself in relationships; that's what lets me move fast without losing sight of what really matters in life.
Side Projects

Turning Sunday workbooks into interactive study.

Congregate Classroom is a mobile-first platform I built that replaces disposable church workbooks and PDFs with interactive digital lessons — QR-code access for visitors, live questions, and a permanent class archive.

Congregate Classroom lesson view on tablet and phone
The Deliverables

Real life examples of impactful work

I focus on real transformations with measurable impact. Here's a few examples how I've transformed revenue operations.

2024

Unified Client Intelligence Platform

Built a centralized platform connecting CRM, BI tools, and sales dashboards into a single source of truth for client data.

$60K → $130K avg. revenue per client
2023

Prospecting Program Launch

Designed and launched a multi-channel prospecting program serving 200+ sales team members across multiple geographies.

6-figure revenue impact on new-to-bank clients
2023

Revenue Operations Framework

Architected governance structures and decision-making frameworks that kept sales teams aligned for multi-year periods.

Sustained alignment across a 500+ person team
Side Projects

Drawing Out

Moses & Old Testament Law

A book I co-authored on the life of Moses and the Old Testament Law — designed to give readers the background, context, and importance of the milestone events and narratives surrounding Israel's exodus and covenant.

Drawing Out book cover
The Thinking

A.I. Philosophy

How I think about AI solving real selling challenges.

AI automates the administrative, not the relational

The best use of AI in sales is automating the work that keeps salespeople from selling — not the prospecting call, but the CRM data entry.

Enablement is about eliminating friction

Every tool should have a clear answer to "what problem does this solve for the person using it?" Real enablement makes their job easier.

Systems scale consistency, not shortcuts

Good systems are invisible. They make it easier to do the right thing than to cut corners, and they distribute expertise across a team.

Adoption requires trust

People adopt tools when they trust leadership believes in it, it will help them, and they were part of shaping it.