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Graduation with a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in a field related to Business, Marketing, Engineering, or Liberal Arts, plus (4) four years of experience in account management, sales, customer service, energy efficiency or renewable energy, corporate sustainability, project management, electrical design or facilities management, or another directly related area.
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A Technical Account Manager (TAM) works closely with the MIT Service Delivery team to provide exceptional service across a range of industries. Impact is hiring a Technical Account Manager for our Nationally ranked Best and Brightest Workplace.
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Ensure Account Manager is performing all tasks as outlined in the MMA Assistant Account Manager or Account Manager Job Description. Ensure tasks from both Account Manager and outsourcing team are completed as directed.
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Responsible for sharing knowledge, providing instruction, and delegating tasks to the Account Manager, Call Center, Benefits Admin, wellness and iCAF and any team member not specifically identified, as per Benefits Timeline.
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If you are a current Austin Community College employee, please click this link to apply through your Workday account. Faculty, Philosophy Austin Community College Job Posting Closing Times: Job postings are removed from advertising at 12:00 A.M. on the closing date e.g., at midnight on the day before the closing date.
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AECOM is seeking a dynamic and experienced Client Account Manager to drive business growth for Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). Leads preparation of Client Account Plan, coachs pursuit teams in the development of winning Opportunity Capture Plans and coordinate resources with TxDOT Marketing Lead. May serve as capture manager for Enterprise Critical Pursuits.
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The HART (Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Technology) Department Faculty at Austin Community College support hands on and classroom learning for a multicultural group of students within the high school and community college settings.
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As the Multi-Market Digital Sales Manager, you will manage and develop the digital sales skills and knowledge of the Account Executives and Account Managers and build strategies to win over clients within their markets.
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Collaborate closely with the account team, including the Account Executive and the Solutions Architect (Pre-sales engineer), to provide ongoing technical coverage and support, while the account team focuses on identifying new deals.
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Pharmaceutical Sales Account Rep - Oncology (Entry Level or Exp.) Teaming with customers as a business partner-proactive in seeking out potential customers, maintain knowledge of long term trends and patterns to create account business plans.
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This role requires deep knowledge of Federal Sales and experience to run a Federal sales territory (USAF) 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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Collaborate with Customer Success leadership to develop and execute tailored account strategies that align with customers’ visions and organizational goals. Your primary focus will be on ensuring our clients maximize the value of Novi Data offerings, fostering long-term partnerships through proactive engagement, tailored account strategies, and seamless integration of our solutions into their workflows.
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We are looking to hire a motivated Account Executive who thrives outside the confines of big tech, honing your skills in environments that demand innovation and adaptability to meet quotas. Hello, Account Executives.
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Duties and Responsibilities Account Management: Efficiently manage emails, inbound calls, and online orders. Proven sales/client management experience with a focus on relationship building and account growth.
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