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Create positive synergy and pursue cross-selling opportunities with other EPIC practices to enhance prospect and client relationships across the company. Awesome Benefits: 401K matching, Generous Time Off Policy, Flexible Work Options, Medical, Dental, Vision, Pet Insurance, Cancer Insurance, Wellness Programs, Employee Award Programs (Trips.
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People First with a deep community engagement with “giving back” initiatives. We are a unique and innovative national retail risk management and employee benefits insurance brokerage and consulting firm, founded in San Francisco, California in 2007 with offices and leadership across the country.
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Work frequently with delivery, portfolio managers and architects to guide projects toward successful delivery; maintain constant synergy between product strategy and implementation. Design and lead proof of concept projects and execute product strategy aligned with the product roadmap; work with development teams to groom user stories based on business requirements and define acceptance criteria for each sprint.
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WM Synergy specializes in Business Consulting & Enterprise Software Sales for small to mid-size manufacturing & distribution companies. As a WM Synergy Business Development Representative, you will act as the liaison between Marketing and Sales teams.
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