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The Side Quest: The Math Behind the Plan

Writer: Tim Maloney
Tim Maloney
Apr 21
1 min read

Math. It's important. It's the universal language of business and the fundamental principle plans should be built on.

Behind every good plan is something many companies underestimate: a strong Revenue Operations leader.

I had the opportunity to work with Thor (The House of Revenue), an exceptional RevOps leader. It was like when Billy Beane met Peter Brand in Moneyball. If you haven't seen it, search "a simple question that changed baseball forever."

RevOps connects the entire customer revenue arc: lead generation, opportunity creation, pipeline progression, conversion, sales cycle time, retention and expansion. Imagine 1,000 leads. Ten percent become opportunities. Twenty-five percent close. At a $40K ASP, that's $1M in revenue. That's the system.

A great RevOps leader isn't there to support the business. They're there to tell the truth about the business. Loyalty to the number. The integrity of the model.

The best RevOps leaders operate as true partners at the leadership table. They bring clarity, challenge assumptions, and help translate ambition into something executable. Thank you Thor.

 
 
 

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