Regional Sales Director - Oracle
Regional Sales Director - Oracle
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Drive regional sales growth for ERP services integrated with multi‑cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Oracle, GCP)
- Identify and develop new enterprise accounts; nurture long‑term relationships with existing clients
- Partner with cloud hyperscalers and ERP technology vendors to co‑sell/co‑market solutions
- Lead complex sales cycles from lead qualification to contract negotiation and closure
- Collaborate with pre‑sales solution architects to design tailored proposals and strategic value propositions
- Manage forecasting, pipeline, and sales reporting for the region
- Maintain deep knowledge of ERP/cloud market trends, competitive landscape, and innovation areas
- Represent the company at industry events, client meetings, and partner sessions
- Required Experience & Skills
- Experience in enterprise B2B sales experience with proven track record in ERP or cloud services
- Strong knowledge of at least two public cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) and enterprise value propositions
- Expertise in selling complex services and solutions to C‑level executives
- Demonstrated success meeting/exceeding multi‑million‑dollar annual quotas
- Proven ability to lead territory strategy and grow revenue
- Excellent presentation, communication, and negotiation skills
- Experience managing partner relationships with cloud providers and ERP vendors
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