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Keeps abreast of selling trends and techniques and uses agency selling aids to help maintain a competitive status for the agency within the industry. This position is primarily responsible for selling new business and renewing accounts in keeping with agency and individual goals.
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As an Account Executive (internally known as Outside Sales Representative) for Paycom, you will be responsible for selling net new prospects, from generating the first appointment through closing.
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Proficiency in consultative selling processes, including pre-call discovery, appointment setting, conducting comprehensive needs analyses, creating proposals, and presenting and closing business.
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The first being a Digital Media Sales Executive to sell integrated, multi-media advertising plans. About the Job:Are you a highly motivated sales executive with a winning attitude? Reporting to the Sales Director of Ad Sales, this position requires a solid understanding of competing media, marketing strategies, and industry practices.
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ALL ABOUT SPECIALTY SALES A sales force of specialized consultants who provide tailored suggestions and solutions through active selling and compelling visual merchandising presentations that inspire guests and build the basket.
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As a Commission-Only Life Insurance Sales Representative, you will be responsible for promoting and selling life insurance policies to clients, helping them secure their financial future and protect their loved ones.
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Come join our team as our new National Commercial Lab HSE where you will represent Beckman Coulter Diagnostics working within a complex, team based selling process targeting prospective and current large diagnostic lab networks in the US and globally.
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Attend training & development sessions to continue developing selling skills and updating Expeditors Product and Service knowledge. The focus of the District Sales Executive (DSE) is on achieving results that are aligned with the overall organization and it's strategic goals.
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You’re the ideal candidate if you are a strategic thinker with a strong networking and security background, understand complex SaaS selling, work well independently, and are results-driven. We are looking for a Major Account Executive in the United States to join our Managed Security Services Program (MSSP) Sales Team reporting to the Director of Channels, Global MSSP. In this role, the main focus is acquiring new MSSP Partners who will offer Infoblox products and services as part of their Security offers, thus building new business opportunities together.
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Utilize various channels such as cold calling, email outreach, and social selling to engage with prospects. Position Overview: We are currently looking for a motivated and results-driven individual to fill the role of Account Executive (AE.
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Excellent written and verbal communication skillsOnly those candidates with prior experience selling and/or delivering services within Federal Civilian Health Agencies e.g., VA, CDC, CMS, USDA, FDA, NIH, HHS, etc.
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Reporting to Avigilon’s Regional Sales Director, the Channel Sales Executive acts as a primary contact for all video solutions selling initiatives with end-users in territory, proactively manages their relationships and deploys sales actions and strategies in order to grow business and meet territory revenue goals.
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As a Strategic Enterprise Account Executive at Databricks, you are a strategic sales professional experienced in selling into Life Science accounts. Use a solution-based approach to selling and creating value for customers.
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Candidates must have at least three years of experience selling in the federal government space and product sales within the ServiceNow ecosystem. Our client in the Software Services industry is seeking a Remote Federal Enterprise Account Executive to drive growth within the United States market.
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5+ years of direct full sales cycle experience selling enterprise B2B software, preferably SaaS ERP, finance, CRM, procurement, or adjacent sectors. Demonstrated understanding and willingness to engage across the full sales lifecycle: prospecting, qualifying, consultative selling, value selling, presenting/demonstrating, developing proposals, overcoming objections, and closing deals.
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