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Account management - Stay in contact with existing and previous customers; provide appropriate enhancements, upgrades, and follow up on all referrals. Requirements: 6 months to a year of face-to-face customer service experience Trustworthy and professional with a moral compass Proven organizational skills and demonstrable attention to detail Ability to implement new ideas and deliver solutions quickly Coachable, positive attitude, and a student mentality Responsibilities: Client support and networking – Acquire and maintain a network of sources to identify new customers.
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High school diploma or equivalent preferred with three (3) years working experience in the similar setting; Basic knowledge of lighting industry; experience in quoting account projects; strong understanding of the Fundamentals of Electricity; Computer skills (Microsoft Office, Adobe); Mathematical skills with the ability to perform basic calculations accurately and quickly; Organizational and time management skills; and oral and written communication skills.
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As a Relationship Manager at Apollon Wealth Management, you will play a pivotal role in delivering top-notch wealth management services to our valued clients and financial advisors. Manage client accounts from initial opening to ongoing servicing, including document gathering, account setups, and comprehensive client support.
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Create follow-up tasks based on client meetings and inquiries, ensuring their prompt completion by either the Relationship Manager or the back office team. Collaborate with advisors to execute trading orders and effectively manage client investment portfolios.
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As the Outside Sales Executive, you will be accountable for selling our full line of office solutions, including multi-functional, full-color copiers and printers, and software solutions (e‑BRIDGE Global Print, Document Capture, Document Management, and Digital Signage), as well as other non-Toshiba products within the.
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The SSA is both a big picture thinker and an in-depth problem solver, leveraging the company's products, technology, and data assets to architect sales solutions solving a variety of revenue cycle management (RCM) problems in the market.
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