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Your focus will be on developing and leading large, complex, new enterprise deals and building strong, high-stakes, trust-based relationships at net new customers like American Express, HSBC, Verizon, Scotiabank, SoFi, and more.
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As an Enterprise Account Executive at T-Mobile, you will drive transformative business outcomes for some of the world's largest and most influential companies. Enterprise Account Executives develop customer relationships to sell products and services, prospecting, cold-calling, networking and generating leads through referrals.
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As an Enterprise Account Executive at T-Mobile, you will be at the forefront of driving transformative business outcomes for some of the world's largest and most influential companies.
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The Enterprise Account Executive is the quarterback of the enterprise deal cycle, responsible for managing a complex set of relationships, both internally and externally, to successfully navigate a highly consultative sales process.
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New Logo Acquisition: Actively pursue and acquire new enterprise logos, expanding T-Mobile's footprint within the Fortune 1000 sector through strategic hunting and targeted outreach. In this role, your ability to navigate complex sales environments, coupled with your dedication to driving business success for Fortune 1000 clients, will position T-Mobile as a preferred partner for business solutions.
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Proven experience as an Enterprise Account Executive managing complex sales processes in a highly consultative sales environment, preferably within the SaaS industry. We are looking for a purpose driven, high-performing Enterprise Account Executive with experience in enterprise technology sales.
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As an Enterprise Account Executive you will manage a complex sales cycle within new clients by mapping customers' decision-making and approval processes, compressing timelines, negotiating contracts, and closing business.
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Enable is looking for a motivated and adaptable Large Enterprise Account Executive to help us achieve our revenue goals in acquiring net new customers and growing the existing customer base in North America.
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Leverage and coordinate cross-functional internal teams (internal marketing, sales development, pre-sales, customer success) to efficiently navigate complex sales cycles. Develop post-sale account plans identifying expansion and referral opportunities in collaboration with Customer Success.
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5-8 years of direct full sales cycle experience selling enterprise B2B software, with a proven track record of success. Experience attending and presenting internal forecast calls to Senior Executive stakeholders.
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We’re seeking an experienced Account Executive with deep expertise and experience selling complex, Enterprise-grade software within the Public Sector to join us in accomplishing this mission.
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The Enterprise Account Executive will play an integral role in developing the territory and will focus on formulating and executing a sales strategy within an assigned territory, resulting in new customer acquisition and revenue growth.
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This role will build on our success to date, accelerating the company's adoption of the full Enable Platform within the Large Enterprise business segment (revenue ranging from $250M to $3B). Developing multi-threaded relationships with various stakeholders in the account.
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All regular employees are also eligible for the corporate bonus program or a sales incentive (target included in OTE) as well as the option to purchase company shares, as appropriately approved by the Company's Board of Directors in accordance with Enable's Equity Purchase Plan. Enable is committed to investing in the holistic health and wellbeing of all Enablees and their families.
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Drive business growth and enhance market presence and help enterprise organizations modernize their physical security solutions through a combination of customer engagements, marketing campaigns, executive briefings, industry conferences, events and physical security market knowledge/intelligence.
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