AVP Sales - Media & Entertainment
$180,000 - $210,000
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Posted 25 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$180,000 - $210,000
About the role
- As a Client Partner, you will be responsible for getting new business & logos. This role is 50/50 Split between new logo acquisition and owned account management.
- You will be responsible for building strong relationships with clients/customers to encourage sales and growth of the account.
- Develop and lead the sales strategy and account plan for strategic & target Accounts.
- Oversight and responsibility for relationship development and cultivating new business opportunities with clients within the assigned vertical or strategic account to expand revenue
- Work closely with delivery management to represent the full project initiation and life cycle in the Sales cycle: lead management, qualification for the bid/financing, solutioning and staffing, client management, delivery, and execution governance.
- Monitor the progress & health of existing programs
- Develop and introduce solutions based on the understanding of the client’s business issues.
- Provide leadership for cross-departmental teams on all contract renewals, negotiations, and client proposals
- Develop and assess account strategies to meet revenue targets
- Monitor client satisfaction and update strategies when necessary
- Participate in client performance calls, onsite meetings, and monthly/quarterly business reviews with management
- Negotiate new business contracts with clients and promote GlobalLogic offerings and product engineering services.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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