Client partner - IT services - Financial services - Cards and payments sector

Posted 3 days ago

valencoNew York (NY)

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About the role

Valenco (www.valencoinc.com) is a career management firm, focusing on sales and sales leaders in the IT services industry. For a $100 - 150 million tech services company we are searching for a: Client partner - IT services - Cards and Payments sector Metro New York - New Jersey This is for a $ 100 – 150 million tech services company. Working with the senior client partner, the role will pursue and win new business with a leading cards and payments processing firm. This is a strategic client for the company with revenue in double digit $ million. It will be focused on net new business. The hiring company is focused on digital and infrastructure management services, catering to the enterprise verticals of financial services, manufacturing, retail, consumer. It is very sharply focused on the payments sector. Required experience.5+ years’ experience in IT services with the recent selling new business in digital / application dev & test / infrastructure project services to the cards/payments sector. The hiring manager is particular about the sector experience. Having worked and grown business - $ 3 – 4 million ACV and pursued deals of $5+ million TCV.Having engaged with a large Fortune 200 financial company as a client will be a plus. A history of success with similar size firms in the recent past ($100 - 500 million), building their presence while competing against the much larger branded companies. Demonstrated the ability to build a new business through a combination of self-driven outreach, and proactive seeding of new ideas. KRA's will be order booking and realized revenue

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