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Account management/sales experience in an enterprise environment, selling Content Management, Customer Experience, Commerce, or Digital Asset Management (DAM) technologies preferred. Develop and execute strategic account plans to maximize satisfaction, retention, and lifetime value.
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As a Commercial Account Executive, you’ll play a key role in expanding our business accounts and acquiring new customers. You will own and manage the sales cycle to ensure Gong's growth within the commercial market.
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You will partner with our Account Executives in a pre-sales technical role, showcasing network product solutions. Represents Commercial Op/Area at the Theater level from a technical perspective.
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Note: By applying to the MuleSoft Commercial and SMB Account Executive posting, recruiters and hiring managers who support multiple verticals across the organization hiring both MuleSoft Commercial and MuleSoft SMB Account Executives will review your resume.
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The goal will be to improve sales and account penetration within a large, multi-state assigned territory within the commercial segment by selling ServiceChannel’s platform and related managed services.
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Provide insurance technical expertise to clients and other members of the Account Management team. With assistance from Account Representatives, prepare client applications for review. Represent client interests in internal USI account strategy meetings.
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As Softchoice’s newest Commercial Development Account Executive, you help businesses seize the enormous opportunities of digital transformation. The Commercial Development Account Executive (CDAE) is a direct quota carrier, managing an average of 15-20 accounts in an assigned territory.
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3-10yrs of experience in Enterprise Account management and sales. Aisera has received numerous recognitions, including the following: FastCompany Best Workplaces for Innovators; Inc 5000 Award for Fastest Growth; Forbes AI50; EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2023; CNBC Upstart 100 Top Startup; Gartner Cool Vendor; Red Herring Top 100 Global Innovator; CIO Innovation Startup Award; CIO Review Top ITSM Solution; and Silicon Review 50 Most Admired Companies.
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This individual will need to influence, navigate, and negotiate at the CEO/CFO/COO level and must demonstrate a proven track record in strong team project management with account strategy implementation.
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You have demonstrated experience in Commercial or Business Banking, demonstrated business development skills, and a solid understanding of financial statements and account principles including valuation techniques and cash flow analysis.
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We have assignments available to help our Property & Casualty independent retail broker clients in Commercial Lines for Account Manager positions. 10 most current years of Commercial Lines Property & Casualty insurance experience.
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WHAT WE ARE SEEKING We have assignments available to help our Property & Casualty independent retail broker clients in Commercial Lines for Account Manager positions. Responsibilities may include: Manage Commercial Lines client accounts with the focus on building and/or strengthening relationships by providing exceptional customer service.
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As a Commercial Account Manager at AWS, you will have the exciting opportunity to directly impact the growth and shape of emerging technologies. Commercial is a team of Field Sellers, made up of 150+ Account Managers and 350+ cross functional team members in the United States, who work toward the collective goal of solving challenges and innovating new ways to enable our customers to achieve their desired outcomes for their customers.
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Job Duties:Provides professional and courteous service to clients, carrier representatives, business partners, and HUB colleagues, resulting in a rate of account retention that meets or exceeds expectations.
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