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Sales Enablement: Work closely with marketing and product teams to develop sales collateral, presentations, and training materials to support the messaging effectively communicating the value proposition of WorkplaceOS.
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Prior experience should include collaboration with internal teams, including Business Development, Marketing, Sales Enablement, Alliances/Partnerships, Customer Success, Finance, and Legal.
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Surpass targets with the support of a collaborative sales enablement team. Corporate Account Executive, EDU + Public SectorSan FranciscoAsana is looking for a driven, entrepreneurial, results-oriented sales professional who holds themselves accountable to achieving results.
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We offer continuous professional development through our world class sales enablement program and our One Rubrik selling approach provides all the resources you need to exceed your goals, maximize your earnings potential and take your career to the next level.
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As an Enterprise Account Executive, you will have ownership of all elements of bookings growth in new and existing accounts across the northwest region. 5 years Tech sales experience (selling either IT Infrastructure or SaaS Security.
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You can't do this with 5 different data/sales enablement point solutions that don't share the same data schema and barely communicate with each other. Our AI-powered sales platform helps B2B companies generate more opportunities thanks to our advanced lead generation engine, hyper-personalized sequencing, omnichannel outreach, and AI-powered smart actions.
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Proficient with various technologies, sales enablement, and CRM tools: Hubspot, Active Campaign, Salesforce, Linkedin, Google Suite, and Apollo. Fractional’s Community Sales Account Executive will drive sales and build relationships with online and local real estate investing clubs and communities, and financial wellness organizations.
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Become trusted account advisors by managing accounts and being strategic in both inbound and outbound sales. 9+ months of Outbound B2B SaaS Sales experience. As an Account Executive, you will be working with founders, co-founders, C-Suite Executives, controllers, and VP’s of Finance to continue generating net-new revenue and growing the Brex brand.
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Focus on self-development with daily training and enablement. Engage with businesses at all points of the sales cycle - including prospecting, product demonstrations, onboarding, and close.
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Experience in customer success, account management, or sales enablement is a plus. If you're a driven and customer-focused individual with a passion for sales and business growth, apply now for the Enterprise Account Executive position.
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Strong typing skills, internet and computer literacy, and the ability to learn our sales enablement tools quickly. Familiarity with our sales technology stack (e.g. Salesforce, Hubspot, Groove, Linkedin Sales Navigator, ZoomInfo, etc.
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Previous background in executive briefing or sales enablement roles. As a member of the Executive Content team, you will work in partnership with Executive Briefing Managers and several cross-functional teams (Product Marketing, Product, Sales, Customer Success, Stripe executive leadership, and more) to develop executive-facing briefing materials that educate and inspire existing and prospective customers and position Stripe as the leading partner for financial infrastructure.
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Identify new companies, use cases and prospects through research with help of our strategy and sales enablement team. The Enterprise Account Executive is a key sales role at Airwallex.
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Salesforce.com is looking for a dedicated financial services account executive (AE) to help us grow our Sales Performance Management (SPM) business. The SPM Account Executive will formulate and implement a scalable sales strategy within the financial services vertical, driving growth by penetrating the current customer base.
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The Senior Enterprise Account Executive role focuses exclusively on formulating and executing a sales strategy within an assigned territory, resulting in revenue growth and new customer acquisition.
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