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As a Key Account Manager in Brokerage at RXO, you will serve as the daily point of contact and relationship manager for our most important clients. 5 years of experience in a transportation sales environment.
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The Entry Level Account Manager will work alongside the Sales Manager to drive sales opportunities and engage and assist customers throughout the sales cycle resulting in increased revenue.
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As a part of our Entry Level Account Manager team, we strive to give our customers and clients a top-notch customer service experience and a seamless sales process, offering some of the best and most well-known products in the telecommunications industry.
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3+ years of medical/surgical device sales. Medical device sales experience preferred but not required. 3+ years of professional sales experience with formal sales training. 3+ years of medical/surgical device sales.
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Work toward achieving or exceeding daily, weekly, and monthly sales targets set by the sales manager. Continuously seek ways to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and enhance the overall sales support operations.
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Being trained in a variety of different departments across multiple functions, our Entry Level Account Manager will learn and complete basic sales and administrative training, receive leadership development, be responsible for future supervisory responsibilities, and maintain and teach key functions of the business such as customer service and the sales cycle.
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The Regional Sales Account Manager is responsible for identifying and generating new business opportunities, providing account management and opportunities for additional revenue with existing customer base, and work closely with the internal sales support team to deliver an effective sales strategy that maximizes revenue and profits for WCCTV for the assigned territory.
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Partner with Carrier sales to secure dedicated volume & capacity based on account needs. Oversee gross sales, account revenues, and gross margins by account by lane and profitability.
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Have experience as a successful salesperson for B2B data, software and/or SaaS sales. The Enterprise Account Manager will be focused on selling within the airports and airlines vertical.
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