Alliance Sales Executive, Associate Director - SAP (Tax Integration)
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Alliance Sales Executive, Associate Director - SAP (Tax Integration)
Posted 2 days ago
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About the role
Alliance Sales Executive, Associate Director - Sap (Tax Integration) At EY, we're all in to shape your future with confidence. We'll help you succeed in a globally connected powerhouse of diverse teams and take your career wherever you want it to go. Join EY and help to build a better working world. Our sales and strategic pursuits (S&SP) function brings together technology, business, sector, account knowledge along with EY competencies and solutions to meet unique client needs and opportunities. The S&SP organization is a catalyst for market leading growth, shaping, and driving an integrated growth strategy across EY's largest accounts, industry sectors, solutions, and services, while demonstrating and achieving market leadership through a client centric culture.
The opportunity:
To support our continued growth and maximize our market impact we are seeking a dedicated tax integration sales executive within our SAP alliance sales team to focus on large multinational companies within the U.S. market. Although corporate taxes are typically a top five expense/cashflow item for multinational organizations, support from legacy ERP landscapes has typically been significantly lacking. Alongside this, the complexity of global tax reporting (granular and in real-time) has increased exponentially in the last decade with further (dramatic) change on the near horizon. For these reasons, finance transformation, in conjunction with re-platforming of ERP in SAP's next generation S/4HANA cloud landscape (and through corresponding, complementary technology from SAP and other vendors to address data management, agentic AI, supply chain, and procurement etc) make up one of the biggest opportunities for our clients to improve and 'future proof' their corporate tax functions and associated organizational-wide tax processes. EY's U.S. SAP tax integration team (within our tax technology and transformation practice) is the clear market leader in aligning complex tax and regulatory requirements with the finance/ERP transformation agenda, with a strong track record in delivering quantifiable value and enviable credentials across multiple industry sectors. We work with the largest and most complex companies; this is a space where you will be working on highly publicized projects. As the SAP alliance sales executive (SE) for tax integration, you'll be a market-facing, experienced seller and subject matter expert, relentless in driving the pursuit of new business, driving alliance partner pipeline and sales for EY by originating deals across three channels: clients, the SAP field teams and EY account teams.
Your key responsibilities:
- Understand and continually refresh your understanding of the voice of the (tax) customer
- Demand generation
- Trusted relationship executive
- Skills and attributes for success:
You'll need to thrive in a matrixed organization, balancing the needs of the client against business initiatives and goals. Your ability to develop and build networks will be instrumental in connecting with colleagues across sales teams, leadership teams, and industry sector teams to drive a coordinated market effort. Possessing natural coaching skills, you'll inspire others with your actions in the market. You'll be a trusted advisor to clients, SAP and EY's account teams, acting in a consultative manner. You'll be the catalyst that pulls sta
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