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Technology Experience: Routing, Switching, Firewalls, Collaboration tools, Compliance suites, Endpoint management systems, Remote backup technologies, DHCP, Active Directory, Email system administration, MFA suite, DNS Preferred Qualifications CompTIA Network+, ITIL v3, PMP, AWS-Practitioner, CCNA/CCIE, Azure Administrator, Six Sigma Strong communication skills, both technical and user-friendly, for diverse audiences.
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Work/Life and Wellness: Child and elder/adult care resources including on campus childcare centers, Employee Assistance Program, and wellness programs related to stress management, nutrition, meditation, and more.
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Knowledge of IMTE (Inspection, Measurement, and Test Equipment), General understanding of control systems including PLCs, HMIs, Building Automation Systems, CCMS (Computerized Calibration Management Systems.
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Manage all levels of brokerage business development, account management and brokerage operations. Develop carrier sales techniques focused on carrier development, capacity management and rate negotiations.
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You will ensure critical input and continued support of clinical projects with diagnostics development expertise, designing companion diagnostics meeting various HA requirements and commercial needs, taking local requirements (e.g., IVDR) into account; Ensure an innovative, advanced global CDx lineup by developing a patient-centric vision, setting up and steering strategic partnerships with diagnostic developers and testing providers.
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Hiring an Energetic Entry Level Account Manager: Our company is a culture-forward business management firm where we put our team members first. Skills we are looking for in our Entry Level Account Manager: A friendly and good-natured professional who prioritizes positive relationships Quick and efficient with the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously Top-tier communication skills with an outgoing and friendly personality 1-5 years in a customer service role, with success and ease in negotiating and upselling Thrives in a challenge and stays calm under pressure #LI-Onsite Powered by JazzHR.
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3-5+ years in food sales/foodservice key account management experience. Managing accounts that are sophisticated in terms of category management and complexity. Qualifications, Education & Experience: Post-secondary education in Business administration, Commerce or related field.
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Strong track record of establishing and cultivating business relationships with C-Suite and VP engineering management (client's side). Health Savings Account (HSA)/Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) Options.
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3+ years of experience with CyberArk and Privileged Cloud technologies including hands-on experience with account and safe management, CyberArk administration and configuration, management and troubleshooting of the various CyberArk Privileged Cloud components.
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10+ years of diverse commercial experiences in the pharmaceutical industry: Account marketing, inline and pipeline marketing, market analytics, franchise and corporate strategy, customer and account management.
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The Corporate Account Manager should be able to demonstrate an excellent history of strong negotiation skills using effective emotional intelligence through cultural differences to best manage and provide high touch customer service to achieve/exceed objectives.
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10 years of experience with quota-carrying cloud or software sales, or account management at a B2B software company. Lead account strategy to develop business growth opportunities, working cross-functionally with multiple teams and Google Partners, to maximize business impact within enterprise customers.
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Operational responsibilities include, but are not limited to, cash vault and ATM management, managing negotiable instruments, adhering to compliance and security requirements, routine cash drawer audits, executing on quality control processes around new account opening, and other such branch activities.
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To drive the planning and execution of strategies across Marketing, Brand, Pricing, Reimbursement, HEOR, Trade & Distribution, Patient Support Services, Market Access Marketing, Payer Management, Health Policy, and Key Account Strategy.
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2+ year previous experience in account management, software renewals, renewals data, and analyzing software usage is preferred. As a Renewals & Usage Validation Specialist, not only are you responsible for mission-critical renewals and usage validation management operations, but also participate in Pega’s transition to an “as-a-Service” business model.
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