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Minimum one year of experience in relationship based sales, mortgage sales as loan officer, mortgage banker or wholesale account executive. Our account executive's work a 10:00am to 7:00pm schedule with a one-hour lunch.
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Work with teams of Inside Sales, Quotation Specialists, Project Managers, Channel Managers, Account Managers, Business Development, Services, Strategic Accounts, Industrial Automation Specialists, Consulting Engineering Specialists, Offer Management, and Supply Chain to deliver solutions that solve customer needs.
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CT/MR Field Service Medical Imaging Equipment Specialist Seeking CT / MR Field Service Engineer with 5+ years as GE / Philips CT/MR Service Imaging Equipment Specialist.
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The Construction Account Specialist (CAS) provides Risk Engineering services for all assigned construction accounts assuring that best in class services are targeted to this customer group. Evaluate insured exposures (losses/loss analysis) and controls and provide underwriters and agents with direction to improve account conditions and lessen financial exposure.
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Entech Staffing is looking for an Account Manager in Troy, MI. This is a great opportunity with room to grow! Entech Staffing is looking for an Account Manager in Troy, MI. This is a great opportunity with room to grow.
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The Account Executive Energy Solutions position is part of our Sustainable Infrastructure business at Johnson Controls. Utilizes applicable sales tools effectively (Salesforce, Account Management, Account Plan and TAS) to plan and document progress as well as increase business opportunity in accounts.
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As an Employee Benefits Account Manager, you will manage an assigned book of business. Assist account team in providing quality customer service to existing middle market accounts. Maintain accurate client information in account management systems as assigned.
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Position Responsibilities:Experience doing blood draws, labeling specimens, centrifuging specimens, recording maintenance data and decontamination, updating patient information, etc.
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Base salary of $100k, residual commissions (for lifetime of account) AND quarterly company bonuses. Competitive Advantages: 1) Faster underwriting—no red tape 2) Better customer service—My client has a 92% client retention rate year over year 3) Residual Commission Structure for lifetime of account—you make more.
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Learn more about what makes us different and how you can thrive as a Senior Account Manager at MMA. As our Senior Account Manager (AM) on the Employee Health & Benefits team, you'll actively manage a book of business to ensure each client's welfare benefit plan needs and goals are met.
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Responsibilities Experienced and results-oriented Sales Key Account Manager is needed for our Wireless Charger BusinessClosely work with OEM, Tiered supplier, and report to Management. Accounts Receivable (Action taken by CFO team but has to Collaborate with them) Understand Account Receivable process.
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We are looking for a qualified Group Benefits Account Manager with a minimum of 3-5 years of experience servicing both individual and group clients. Benefits Account Manager The Agency is a growing, fast-paced full-service insurance agency.
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Group Benefits Account ManagerHybrid position with our client. a privately held employee benefits company in metro Detroit seeking to recruit an experienced Account Manager. You’ll work with a dedicated account team with responsibility for customer satisfaction, problem resolution and client retention.
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Reasons to Consider:Fantastic company with down to earth people. Client Niches: Manufacturing, legal, medical, cannabis, casinos. Experience & Software:Related experience in group benefits setting. MS Office SuiteBrokerage Builder/ZyWave software This position will go hybrid after the initial training period of 90 days or can be 100% in office (your choice.
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Complete RFP and request census. Initiate vendor renewal request with Service Rep. and coordinate process with the agent to negotiate all renewal rate relief. Prepare Open Enrollment guides, checklists, forms, summaries and webinars.
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