Sales Director, Utilities
Sales Director, Utilities
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Prospect and generate new business in the Utilities domain
- Develop and present services and solutions for sales proposals to potential clients
- Develop successful go-to-market strategies, working closely with competency and delivery teams
- Actively participate in customer marketing events and industry trade shows (drive attendance, attend events, follow-up with lead lists)
- Develop strong relationships in the industry through thought leadership
- Ensure sales opportunities are accurately qualified and mapped to the customer budget cycle and aligned with Techwave’s Delivery and Competency teams
- Forecast and report sales/revenue projections to Sales Management and deliver a predictable pipeline to drive forecast accuracy
- Familiarity with electric power industry and knowledge of business issues associated with gas and electric UtilitiesIT Solutions for Utilities - modernize IT with cloud transformation, automation and geospatial intelligence for real-time grid monitoring and securing
- General knowledge of distribution and transmission operating systems and business units
- Some knowledge of relevant FERC, PUC, and NERC compliance standards to support industry trends
- Ability to review client RFP documents and develop cost estimates and detailed scope of work documents
- Ability to take direction from and discuss decisions with supervisor, and to coordinate with peers on projects
- Strong writing and presentation skills
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Proficiency in project management software and Microsoft Office Suite
- Periodic travel will be required
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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