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About the role

Enterprise Account Executive Healthcare Enterprise Account Executive Financial This is a software/technology company transforming how some of the world's largest healthcare and financial institutions communicate, engage, and transact with millions of customers through their digital solutions offerings: This company was founded in 2000 and is privately-held with backing from Silicon Valley PE groups Has over 1,300+ enterprise clients across multiple industries, such as: United Healthcare, TCU Financial, Black Hills Energy, Cigna, Etc. On target right now to hit over $240 Million in Revenue for Fiscal Year 2026 with substantial recurring customer activity Proprietary software platform combines AI-powered digital engagement, payment tech, and automation into one platform Modernizing how organizations communicate, transact, and connect with millions of customers on a daily basis
Responsibilities:
  • Full Sales Cycle selling
  • Build pipeline and maintain long-term relationships with prospects
  • Pure Hunter responsibilities
  • Develop annual sales strategy and goals
  • Leverage sales tools and resources to identify new sales leads and nurture prospect relationships
  • Collaborate with sales leaders
Qualifications:
  • 5+ years' of sales experience
  • Proven history meeting or exceeding quota and closing sales
  • Strong Healthcare experience in CCM (Customer Communications Management) or Customer Engagement Platforms.
  • Selling deals min 100K++ MRR.

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