Senior Account Executive, Advertiser Solutions, CPG
$180,000—$220,000
ApplySenior Account Executive, Advertiser Solutions, CPG
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$180,000—$220,000
About the role
- Own and grow relationships with priority CPG advertisers
- Build new partnerships while expanding PubMatic's presence within existing accounts
- Develop relationships with senior decision makers across media, marketing, programmatic, commerce, shopper marketing, and digital
- Create thoughtful account strategies that uncover new stakeholders, opportunities, and areas for growth
- Lead strategic client conversations and connect advertiser priorities to PubMatic's solutions
- Identify opportunities to grow investment across brands, teams, and business units
- Lead complex opportunities involving multiple client and internal stakeholders
- Partner with Client Success, Product, Marketing, and other teams to deliver for priority advertisers
- Bring CPG trends, client feedback, and new opportunities back into the broader organization
- 5 or more years of experience in digital advertising, ad tech, media sales, or business development
- A track record of building and growing meaningful advertiser relationships
- Experience and relationships within the CPG ecosystem are strongly preferred
- Confidence working with senior client stakeholders and navigating complex organizations
- Strong knowledge of programmatic advertising and the digital media landscape
- A strategic and consultative approach to selling
- The ability to independently take an opportunity from relationship building through revenue growth
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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