Large Enterprise Account Executive
Large Enterprise Account Executive
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Qualify client leads through discovery calls
- Identify and break into large multi-region DSOsIdentify and call prospective dentists' offices within the DSO portfolio, to stimulate new client acquisition
- Serve as a key player and contributor to the direction of this growing sales team
- Partner closely with an Inside AE to win Large Enterprise accounts via a hybrid approach (Large Enterprise AE to work top-down, Inside AE to work bottoms-up)
- Meticulously track your sales activity using Salesforce and strive to exceed sales goals
- Serve as a core stakeholder in defining the large enterprise and strategic sales processes for Dandy
- Continuously think of yourself as a student of the dental industry and an expert on developing the Dandy value proposition for this segment
- Work seamlessly with senior sales leadership to meet high-level KPIs and revenue targets
- 5+ years of sales experience in a high-growth startup environment (SaaS work is highly preferred)
- Deep experience closing deals (enterprise clients are a big plus) including selling directly to C-Suite stakeholders
- Commitment to continuous improvement and desire to learn new sales concepts via rigorous trainings
- Ability to navigate through ambiguity and ramp up quickly with limited resources
- Highly skilled and organized in Salesforce or related CRMOverall track record of professional success
- ForOutstanding professional references to share
- Experience with marketplace models
- Relentlessly positive attitude, strong sense of humor, and the ability to have fun at work
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