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American Fidelity Assurance is now looking for an Account Manager in your area. Our salaried, career Account Managers are responsible for selling worksite insurance products and services in a defined sales territory with an existing customer base.
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You will report to the District Sales Manager of Manufacturing. Account Managers will produce positive sales growth for a specific geography or vertical market with an average of 30-35 current accounts and an average of $2 to $3.5M dollars annually.
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Extended Training Program - Account Representatives participate in a structured, comprehensive training program including on-the-job training within your territory, Product and Sales Schools and online training.
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As an Account Manager (Inside Sales Professional), you will be eager to learn and excited for the chance to help other businesses tap into the growth solutions that ProSource can provide.
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As a Sales Account Manager, you'll enjoy a competitive base salary, uncapped bonus potential, and comprehensive benefits package, all while selling our top-shelf, value-added flavors portfolio to prestigious clients.
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In the first year, the average Sales Representative earns $85k, with top performers reaching upwards of $150k. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision in an outside sales role.
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The Sales Account Manager is responsible to sell the organization's products and/or services to an assigned set of customers or a geographic region. Prepare and submit sales reports and documentation regarding results, opportunities and challenges in the sales territory.
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White Cap is hiring immediately for our Account Manager – Accelerated Sales Program ! Learns about making effective jobsite or office sales calls by riding along with the District Sales Manager or experienced Account Managers.
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HYBRID] Account Manager (Software or Consulting Sales exp req) Responsibilities. [HYBRID] Account Manager (Software or Consulting Sales exp req) Qualifications.
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The role of the Digital Sales Account Executive (DSAE) will be to develop and build Digital and Cloud sales strategies and sales initiatives within the Presidio customer base working jointly with the Presidio sales organization.
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