New in role

Find decision makers who just started a role and reach out while they look for new vendors.

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Example data
ContactsNew in roleJob titleIn role sincePrevious employerLinkedIn profile
LLena HoffmannCRO · TaskwerkYesChief Revenue Officer2026-09-14Ledgerlylinkedin.com/in/…
JJonas BergerHead of Operations · Cloudbridge GmbHYesHead of Operations2026-08-03Kontoralinkedin.com/in/…
MMira SchulzVP Marketing · Datenfluss AGYesVP Marketing2026-10-01Formkraftlinkedin.com/in/…
TTim KrausHead of Sales · Nordlicht SoftwareNoHead of Sales2021-03-01–linkedin.com/in/…

Columns in this template

Each column is a research question. Compelling answers it for every row and shows the source next to the answer.

  1. New in roleDid this person start their current role in the last 90 days?Yes / No
  2. Job titleWhat is this person's current job title?Text
  3. In role sinceOn which date did this person start their current role?Date
  4. Previous employerWhere did this person work before their current company?Text
  5. LinkedIn profileWhat is the URL of this person's LinkedIn profile?Link

When to use it

  • Win the first 90 days

    New leaders review tools, budgets and vendors in their first months. A message in that window is welcome.

  • Sell to a changed buying committee

    A new CTO or CMO often brings a new shortlist. Find who changed at your open deals.

  • Warm opener

    "Congratulations on the new role" gives a first message a reason that is not a pitch.

FAQs

Where does the data come from?

From public LinkedIn profiles, company websites and announcements. Compelling shows the source with each answer.

Can I start from a list of contacts?

Yes. Find the contacts at your accounts with Compelling or import them from your CRM, then apply the template.

Why 90 days?

It is a common window for new leaders to review vendors. Change the time window in the question if your sales cycle is different.

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