By: Performance Development Group
February 16, 2023 – 2 min read
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 2023. Performance Development Group (PDG), a leader in helping organizations maximize growth through enhanced performance, is excited to welcome Jessica Young as their new Senior Vice President of Partnerships. With a distinguished track record in driving growth, Jess will spearhead PDG’s efforts for building out partner ecosystems and expanding customer reach. Her appointment reflects the company’s commitment to cultivating partnerships that drive innovation and pave pathways toward greater success.
PDG has taken a big step forward in its mission to expand customer reach and drive innovation by hiring Jess. She is tasked with growing PDG’s partner network, fostering alignment between key players, and guiding the company’s go-to-market strategy.
“We are so delighted to welcome Jess to our team. Her incredible record for driving revenue growth is sure to be a major asset as we strive toward our ambitious business goals.” dave manning, founder and managing partner, PDG
“We are so delighted to welcome Jess to our team. Her incredible record for driving revenue growth is sure to be a major asset as we strive toward our ambitious business goals.”
As a leader within the PDG Commercial team, Jess is focused on discovering and developing meaningful partnerships that will help PDG provide even more value to clients. Jess is passionate about creating strong relationships built on trust and mutual benefit.
“I am honored to join PDG in this important role,” says Jess. “The impact the right partnership will have on client outcomes is exponential, and I look forward to our relentless pursuit of their success.”
Since 2002, PDG has been helping the world’s leading life science organizations reach new heights in sales performance. PDG is laser-focused on driving measurable business results for business execution, sales transformation, leadership development, onboarding, employee engagement, and change management. To learn more visit www.performdev.com
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