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Account Manager is responsible for the client portfolio management, taking care of relations with already acquired contractors, developing new business and looking for new sales opportunities.
Role in the organization:
We are looking for another specialist for our sales team, for whom building relationships with customers and acquiring new business is just everyday life, and “target implementation” does not sound like a phrase from a nightmare. In return, we offer work on interesting projects and an attractive commission payroll system.
Our requirements:
- at least two years of experience in a similar position
- ability to build long-term relationships with customers
- experience in working with CRM
- very good communication and negotiation skills
- experience in conducting business meetings and making presentations
- the ability to coordinate several tasks at one time without compromising the quality of their performance
- goal-oriented and positive attitude
- driving license cat. B
- very good knowledge of MS Office
- knowledge of the English language
Your responsibilities:
- acquiring new customers, terms negotiating and concluding commercial contracts
- conducting meetings and making presentations for clients
- developing long-term, trust-based relationships with customers
- achieving sales goals
- creating sales presentations and offers in line with the client’s needs and company standards
- providing professional after-sales service and expanding cooperation with existing customers
- reporting your work
Benefits:
- the opportunity to develop and improve your competences within interesting projects
- work in a well-coordinated team of specialists in their field
- great freedom in making decisions
- working with the most modern toolset
- team integration events and endless coffee and tea