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As one of the largest full-service sign companies in the Mid-Atlantic, Pro Signs specializes in regional and national account work as well as local architectural signage projects. Supported by a dedicated team of Project Managers and backed by our hard-working fabricators and installers, the Account Executive will pursue appropriate regional and national programs within specified vertical markets.
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401(k) 401(k) matching Paid Holiday Personal Time-Off Paid Training Time Company Phone Company Fuel Card Account Executive Mission: Increase revenue by acquiring new business. Requirements: Bachelor's (Preferred) Account Management: 2 Years (Preferred) Sales: 2 Years (Preferred) Sales Experience preferable in the Environmental Transportation and Field Service Industry.
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If you answered yes to these questions, working for a State Farm independent contractor agent may be the career for you!
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If you answered yes to these questions, working for a State Farm independent contractor agent may be the career for you!
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Serve as primary client account manager for assigned client portfolio, interacting regularly with client management telephonically, electronically, and in person to ensure the highest level of client satisfaction.
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The Account Executive is responsible for increasing order and scan volume across all. Analyzes marketed account referral patterns in order to strategically plan time in the field and associated actions plans to drive referrals; monitors variances/trends associated with existing referral base, works with operations management to determine possible causes for changes in referral patterns.
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