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As an Enterprise Account Executive, you will grow Verisk Marketing Solutions’ (VMS) market share by engaging and selling our suite of data solutions to new and existing customers. Experience selling data products at executive level, preferably in marketing departments.
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Apply TodayHiring – Executive Sous Chef Hiring ImmediatelyWhy Blanco? Apply TodayHiring – Executive Sous Chef Hiring ImmediatelyWhy Blanco? Blanco is a casual escape from the everyday, where the glass is always seen as half full (of tequila, that is.
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As a Sales Executive at Fuel Me, you will play a crucial role in driving our sales efforts, building client relationships, and contributing to our growth and success. Adaptability to Change: Embrace the fast-paced and ever-evolving environment of a tech startup, demonstrating flexibility and resilience in response to changes in the market, technology, and organizational strategies.
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Proactively identify, pursue, and maintain a constant pipeline of potential customers that will meet or exceed established quotas via prospecting, networking and referral activities.
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We are looking for an experienced Chief Executive Officer (COO) with a background in change management, digital/business transformation, turn-around, exit strategy, and/or innovation to be a member of our C-Suite Transformation Board.
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The Executive Chef will be responsible for designing exquisite menus, managing kitchen operations, and ensuring exceptional guest satisfaction in our Restaurants, Bars and Banquet Space. Job Summary We are seeking an experienced and visionary Executive Chef to lead our culinary team.
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Overview The Executive Assistant for the Brand & Communications Division manages a suite of administrative support functions to sustain the efficient and effective management of the Division’s resources.
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Investment Executive LOCATION. Series 7, 66 (or 63 and 65) and appropriate state required insurance licenses (exception: 7 and 63 in Michigan and Ohio) are required. Manage sales planning for self and for team to drive sales, and achieve designated goals, client experience and financial results.
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The Account Executive Officer (AEO), Agribusiness will partner with agents and brokers to provide coverage for new and renewal business based on customers' needs. In addition, our mental health program provides access to free professional counseling services, health coaching and other resources to support your daily life needs.
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We are currently looking for a Business Development Executive to join our team in Dallas. Advanced selling skills, e.g., prospect qualification; lead generation; new business development; account penetration; solutions-based, and consultative selling; negotiation and closing skills.
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This role is for one of our successful franchise partners in St. Charles, IL. *Vehicle is required.
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What you will do Reporting within the Johnson Controls security business, directly to a Security Sales Manager, this role’s main focus is to secure Planned Service Agreements with new and existing customers.
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The Account Executive (AE) will be responsible for finding new business in addition to building, maintaining and improving existing client relations. The AE will be working in conjunction with the Project Director and Operations Manager to oversee the event crew, operational elements, and client's expectations while at show site.
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CRM, Cloud, ERP, Relationship Manager, Account Executive, Technology, Customer Service, Sales. Review public information (e.g. new executive appointments, earnings statements, press releases) for the company and its competitors to remain updated on key industry trends and issues impacting the prospect.
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This is a Monday - Friday, first shift position.
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