Sales Account Manager

Posted 2 days ago

sunstate orlandoOrlando (FL)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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About the role

Sales Account Manager (Entry Level)We are looking for a Business Account Manager to join our team. This position is a great fit for an entry level candidate that enjoys working with people, building relationships, and learning the sales process in a hands-on environment. In this role, you will connect with business customers, discuss available service options, answer questions, and assist with new account opportunities. Sunstate is a business consulting firm focused on customer acquisition, client support, and business development. Our goal is to help businesses connect with services that make sense for their needs while providing a professional, helpful experience from the first conversation to the final follow-up. Responsibilities• Communicate with business customers and prospective clients• Present service information clearly and professionally• Assist with new customer acquisition and account setup• Build positive relationships with customers• Follow up with potential clients in a timely manner• Provide excellent customer service throughout the sales process• Participate in team meetings and ongoing training• Work with the team to meet daily and weekly goals Qualifications• Strong communication and people skills• Positive, professional attitude• Willingness to learn and take feedback• Reliable and self-motivated• Comfortable speaking with new people• Previous experience in sales, customer service, retail, hospitality, or call centers is helpful but not required• Bachelor's Degree preferred What We Offer• Paid training• Supportive team environment• Growth opportunities• Hands-on experience in sales, customer relations, and business development

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