Global Account Director
cartamundieastlongmeadowllcDallas (TX)
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Global Account Director Full Time Personnel Dallas, TX, US
Purpose of the Role:
The Global Account Director (GAD) is responsible for managing and growing assigned global Trading Card Game customer accounts. This role serves as the primary commercial point of contact, ensuring strong customer relationships, consistent execution, and delivery of revenue and margin objectives. The GAD works cross‑functionally to translate customer requirements, product concepts, and launch schedules into executable solutions aligned with company capabilities and cost structures.
Key Business Partner Relationships
Internal
Regional Sales and Marketing teams
Operations, Manufacturing, and Supply Chain teams across global sites
Product Development, Innovation, and Quality teams
Finance, Legal, and Customer Service
External
Assigned Trading Card Games publishers, licensors, and brand partners
Customer product development and sourcing teams
Distribution or channel partners as applicable
Key Responsibilities:
Account Management & Relationship Ownership
Serve as the primary commercial contact for assigned global Trading Card Games accounts
Build and maintain long‑term, trusted relationships with customer stakeholders at multiple organizational levels
Execute account plans aligned to customer product roadmaps and internal growth objectives
Achieve annual sales, revenue, and margin targets for assigned accounts
Support pricing strategy, quotations, and contract negotiations in alignment with company guidelines
Identify incremental growth opportunities including new SKUs, product formats, and program expansions
Manage the end‑to‑end account lifecycle from early engagement through production, delivery, and ongoing supply
Coordinate closely with internal teams to ensure on‑time delivery, quality performance, and customer satisfaction
Proactively manage customer inquiries, issues, and change requests
Global Coordination & Internal Alignment
Collaborate with global manufacturing sites to ensure consistent execution and customer alignment
Support demand forecasting, inventory planning, and working capital objectives, including DSO discipline
Represent the customer internally and ensure timely communication across functions
Support customer product development initiatives, including materials, finishes, packaging, and sustainability solutions
Maintain awareness of Trading Card Games market trends, competitive activity, and customer needs
Provide feedback and insights to sales leadership and innovation teams
Representation & Industry Engagement
Participate in customer meetings, business reviews, and selected industry events or trade shows
Support internal meetings and initiatives as required
Education & Experience:
6–10 years of experience in account management, sales, or customer-facing roles within manufacturing or consumer products
Experience managing complex customer relationships across regions or globally
Demonstrated experience in creative and technical or technical‑solutions selling, translating customer concepts and requirements into executable, value‑added manufacturing solutions
Strong commercial and analytical skills with exposure to contracts, pricing, and forecasts
Experience in Trading Card Games, games, toys, or licensed consumer products strongly preferred
High ethical standards and professionalism
Customer‑focused with a service‑oriented mindset
Organized and detail‑oriented with strong follow‑through
Commercially aware and results‑driven
Effective communicator across cultures and functions
Collaborative team player with a solution‑oriented approach
Adaptable and resilient in fast‑paced, launch‑driven environments
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