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This role requires a strong level of consulting skills at all levels of the customer’s organization from engineering, purchasing, and management on a 10M+ metal stamping line card and unique configurable product model.
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Completes and submits accurate new business paperwork and expense reports by agreed upon dates set by Sales management to ensure timely processing. Prospects utilizing the telephone, direct mail, seminars, current client visits, or other local marketing programs directed by Sales management for the purpose of seeking new clients and referral sources.
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Integrate the Account Management role into the broader GTM organization by creating clarity around the function and establishing strong partnerships with Customer Success, Sales, Professional Services and Operations leaders.
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Focuses on Corporate Sales accounts 51-1000 employees or threshold determined by management. Smarsh is seeking an Account Executive, Corporate Accounts to join our fast-growing Sales team.
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Our goal is to teach you everything you need to know about the industry, train you in the fundamentals of recruiting and sales, and promote you into our Account Management position within your first four to six months with the company.
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Territory sales or account management experience preferred. ● Actively leverage sales technology and tools to meet strategic account planning objectives and maximize customer and segment growth potential.
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Collaborate with Account Management teams current best practices and use emerging technology and intelligence to improve our overall sales in the market. Train and Increase product knowledge among Associate Territory Managers and involve senior management in product knowledge initiatives.
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Support Client Success with Business Reviews to clients, including service goals, costs, cost reduction achieved, daily maintenance, including overall relationship management. Support Client Success with Business Reviews to clients, including service goals, costs, cost reduction opportunities, daily maintenance, including client requirements opportunities, and overall relationship management.
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Support daily requests through utilization of Network's client interface software-ePlan, SalesForce, ServiceCloud, and other client management tools. 2 years of customer service, account support or customer interface experience preferred.
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As digital workspaces continue to evolve, we are designing and engineering VMware Anywhere Workspace, a holistic platform built on our industry-leading solutions for virtual apps, desktops, unified endpoint management and security.
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Hunting to Identify new business opportunities within National Sales Territory focused on the Mid Market and non-named National Account target market segments (up to 500 – 999 employees) Compliment prospecting and selling efforts through field work such as building walks, lobby events, property management relationships, and customer face-to-face meetings.
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Management and execution of a variety of customer service and value-added service requests/inquiries including but not limited to: account activity; policy administration and insurance placement; billing activity; claims administration; coverage/loss analysis; contract review for insurability; review policy forms and endorsements; review audits; identify errors and facilitate corrective actions; Certificates of Insurance; Evidences of Property; and Cancellation/Reinstatements.
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We value an environment where you can grow by challenging yourself, and are supported with the potential for internal promotion - within Sales, Global Forwarding, Operations, Account Management or other areas - so you can discover new interests, develop your strengths, and reach your life goals.
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The Senior Sales Executive is responsible for sales, business development and account management activities specifically focused on development of strong customer relationships. Comprehensive understanding of contract scope and requirements for pro-active management of projects and integration into processes.
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Communicate with Head of Account Management, OMs and other Insight/IDS team members on all matters which are necessary for successful quarterly data collection campaigns and to support integration of data from Insight with other eFront and Aladdin products as applicable.
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