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Military & Government Sales Manager - Remote Sales

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national guard employment networkDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115,000 - $130,000 per year

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About the role

Military & Government Sales Manager - Remote SalesAs Military & Government Sales Manager, you'll be responsible for managing and growing Gogo's existing European Mil/Gov customer base, including government clients, Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO), systems integrators, and military aircraft manufacturers, while also building a pipeline of new business opportunities. You'll work closely with the Vice President (VP), Global Government to hit regional targets, lead go-to-market strategy for new products (including unmanned platforms, Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Very Very Important Person (VVIP) aircraft, and multi-role transport), oversee the channel and reseller network, and represent Gogo at regional events, trade shows, and conferences. Travel up to 50% is part of the role. Here your background becomes your edge. You'll own real strategic territory, shaping how Gogo brings next-generation platforms to market and growing relationships with the kind of defense and government customers you may already understand from the inside. Working hand-in-hand with senior leadership, you'll have genuine autonomy to build the pipeline your way, representing a company that pioneered inflight connectivity and still leads the field.
Locations: Remote
Salary: $115-130k3-5 years of experience within the Military and Government sector 5-7 years of sales experience in a related field (military, satcom, aviation, or similar) Ability to develop an account strategy Understanding of standard concepts, practices, procedures, and regulations within the government and military markets Sales and customer service skills Experience with pricing development, teaming agreements, NDAsExperience with satellite communications

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