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US Business Development Sales Executive - Enterprise

Posted 9 days ago

avanadeChicago (IL)

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About the role

Come join usThere's one in every group—the person who sees what's possible and goes after it. If you're a consultative, enterprise deal hunter who loves navigating complex organizations, shaping C‐suite agendas, and closing transformational Microsoft-powered programs, you'll thrive at Avanade.
In this role, you will: own strategic new logo and expansion growth across a defined set of large enterprise accounts, build multi‐year account plans, orchestrate pursuit teams across solution areas, and partner deeply with Microsoft to co-create and win large, outcome-based deals. Role snapshot
Work model: Hybrid (with travel to clients) | Travel: 34%Primary location: US-based | Territory: US-wide with multiple industries available (retail, healthcare, financial services, etc.) What you'll sell: Microsoft-led transformation (Azure, Data/AI, Modern Workplace, Security, Business Apps) delivered through consulting + services
Level: Enterprise / strategic accounts | Deal type: multi-stakeholder, multi-workstream pursuits
Key responsibilities: Build senior executive relationships and map complex buying centers—engage C‐suite and SVP/VP leaders to align strategy to Microsoft-led transformation roadmaps. Create and execute multi-year account plans—identify whitespace, craft value propositions, and convert pipeline into large programs and long-term managed engagements. Lead end-to-end pursuits—set win strategy, coordinate solution/delivery/alliance stakeholders, and drive proposals, pricing, and commercial structures to close. Drive Microsoft co-sell—build joint pursuit plans, align to Microsoft priorities, and leverage the partner ecosystem to accelerate enterprise wins. Own forecasting and operating rhythm—pipeline hygiene, deal reviews, and clear stakeholder communication to deliver against annual targets.

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