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Reporting to the Regional Sales Director, the DSM is responsible for effectively leading, coaching and managing a team of 8-10 Neuroscience Account Managers. We are looking for a Neuroscience District Sales Manager who wants to join an innovative and dynamic sales organization and to make a difference in patients’ lives every day.
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What You Will doThe SLED Account Manager will report to the SLED National Sales Manager and be primarily responsible for business development activities with k-12 end users within an assigned territory, with a minority focus on state and local government business within the same territory.
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The Large Enterprise Account-Based Marketing (ABM) Manager is responsible for the execution of Marketing intersection within the customer journey, including education and follow-through with Sales, Customer Success (CS), and Sales Development Representatives (SDR.
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Comprehensive Entry Level Account Manager training and professional development programs. Previous experience in sales, account management, or business development is a plus.
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Account PlanningThe Business Development Representative will know and understand the market they operate in and work to identify, onboard, and grow new customers to the FleetPride network.
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PRIMARY FUNCTIONS Develop account sales plans/approaches with Manager on a minimum of 30 target accounts Identify prospects and develop sales strategies to secure new business.
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Job DescriptionYour CareerThe Major Account Manager partners with our customers to secure their entire digital experience. You won’t find someone at Palo Alto Networks that isn’t committed to your success – with everyone pitching in to assist when it comes to solutions selling, learning, and development.
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The Sales Support Manager is responsible for identifying areas for his or her sales support staff’s development and providing developmental opportunities for career growth and increased performance results.
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Proven experience as a Business Development Manager, Sales Manager, or Account Manager in the embedded industry, with a track record of achieving sales goals and generating revenue.
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The Building Automation Business Development Manager will be responsible for pipeline development, account planning, defining strategies to grow business volume and penetrating new customer accounts to achieve greater market share while collaborating with the remainder of the Siemens Industry BDMs from other business units and direct Siemens sales organizations across all channels.
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The SLED Account Manager will report to the SLED National Sales Manager and be primarily responsible for business development activities with k-12 end users within an assigned territory, with a minority focus on state and local government business within the same territory.
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This role requires deep knowledge of Federal Sales and experience to run a Federal sales territory including pipeline development, territory planning, account planning, forecasting, quota attainment, sales presentations, and short term, mid-term, long-term opportunity management.
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Keywords: sales, representative, professional, account executive, account manager, business development, Engineering, civil engineer, construction, sales engineer, building products, professional engineer, public works, DOT, construction materials, precast, concrete, architectural sales, PVC, metal pipe, concrete pipe, HDPE pipe, stormwater, sewer, specifying products, waterworks, spec sales, technical sales, filtration, culvert, stormwater, storm sewer, hydraulics, storm, drainage.
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Paralegal, legal, account management, outside sales experience a plus. The Business Development Executive will provide law firms with training, updates on new services and features, and maintaining current and future law firm relationships.
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The Account Manager is responsible for achieving sales quotas and growing sales in an assigned territory. The Account Manager reports to the Sales Manager.
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