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As the Regional Sales Director, you mustpossess the ability to position our portfolio of next-generation cyber security and threat intelligence capabilities. CrowdStrike is looking for highly motivated, self-driven, and experienced Regional Sales Director dedicated to making a difference in global security by protecting organizations against the most advanced attackers in the world.
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Regional Sales Director, Enterprise. This is a key role within the organization, with a charter of growing revenues through mentoring and guiding a seasoned group of enterprise sales professionals within an assigned geography.
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This position supervises the Sales Coordinator, Sales Manager, and Sr. Sales Manager and reports to the Director, Event Technology. Ensure the team receives and participates in all relevant sales training and participates in any regional or national sales communication programs.
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Overview This position requires the Director of Sales – Texas, reporting to the Vice President of Sales, to be an experienced sales professional and possess exceptional presentation skills.
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The Sr. Director, Sales and Go-to-market will drive future growth by delivering sales excellence with regional and country leaders. Experience in tracking and maintaining performance metrics on sales, training, and revenue goals including regional pricing and business models.
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The Director of Sales will lead the Sales function within their assigned region to deliver exceptional experiences and outcomes. Recruit, retain, train, manage, and develop Sales personnel in assigned region through Regional Sales Managers (RSMs) and directly with sellers.
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We’re looking for a Regional Sales Director to manage, grow, and further develop our Enterprise General Contractor Sales team. As a successful Regional Sales Director , you have outstanding communication, negotiation, leadership, and influencing skills, and can seamlessly build a strong rapport with internal and external stakeholders.
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The Director of Sales is responsible for hiring, managing, and mentoring a team of sales representatives (Account Executives) and their first line leaders (Regional Sales Managers) to meet and exceed their revenue goals.
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We are hiring regional sales directors in Europe, Middle East, Africa, Latin America, Central America and North America, each of whom will be responsible for several teams of five to ten enterprise sales representatives.
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Reporting to the VP of North American Sales, the Regional Director of Sales is responsible for direct sales activity within their assigned region. Work with the VP of NA Sales to execute the regional sales strategy.
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The Regional Sales Director will seek to build relationships in the assigned geographical market with dealer decision makers and automotive dealership groups. Develop, preserve, and grow direct relationships in a designated geography through prospecting, sales calls, and relationship development and management.
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The Regional Sales Director is responsible for building and developing a high-performing Sales team within a defined territory to drive revenue growth and to achieve sales quotas.
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We are looking for an experienced Regional Director who has a successful track record of leading teams selling technology platforms. 8+ years of direct enterprise software sales experience, selling at senior executive levels and to large multinational organizations (preferably with online communities, social media management, and customer care/service software.
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You have at least 3 years of closing experience and/or sales management experience within SaaS/Technology sales and a desire to succeed. Monitoring demand generation and sales activity and tracking the results.
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No experience in sales or insurance is required, as we have industry-leading training and a great support system to provide you the tools to be successful. Its subsidiary, American Income Life has been exclusively handling union benefits since 1951, their most notable union contracts being with our police officers, firefighters, nurses, teachers, and the NFL.
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