Senior Account Manager
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Job description
Purpose of the role
Key headlines
Key Duties & Responsibilities
- To deliver vs sales objectives as per the company strategic and sales operating plans.
- To meet those sales targets through professional consultation and addressing the needs of the customer, applying the Keyloop Sales strategy/model to generate increased market share.
- Produce Annual Sales Plans based on detailed whitespace and market analysis
- Weekly maintenance of WIP and sales activity in Salesforce.
- Responsible for production of accurate monthly, quarterly and annual forecasts.
- Implement and utilise fully the Keyloop Sales Model & Core Processes.
- To work closely with the Customer Success and Professional Services team to ensure a joined up approach and presentation to the customer of ‘One Keyloop’.
Skillset and experience required
- Minimum 5 years’ sales experience.
- Experience within the automotive and software sector is a plus.
- A proven track record of sales growth (more hunter than farmer), ideally in a software environment.
- Customer focussed - maturity and diplomacy to manage engagement at varied levels within the target client organizations.
- Able to implement a professional structured sales approach incorporating Prospecting, Contact Management, Qualification, Presentation, Objection Handling and Closing Techniques.
- Self-driven, ambitious, resilient, highly motivated, competitive, resourceful, excellent communication skills, especially around listening, questioning – politely assertive.
- Highly organised within a process orientated environment.
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Originally posted on Himalayas
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