Global Sales Director - Travel SaaS

Posted 2 days ago

htprofBrooklyn (NY)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Travel Agencies

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About the role

Our client is hiring a senior sales executive to win new business and expand strategic relationships with large national and multinational companies. You will own the enterprise sales function, set the direction for how the company goes to market, and personally close high-value agreements with major organizations. This is a remote role with roughly 25% travel. What You BringAt least 8 years selling to enterprise B2B customers A minimum of 4 years in corporate travel services or an adjacent industry Proven results landing and growing Fortune 1000 relationships A history of closing deals worth $1M or more Familiarity with corporate travel, payments, expense management, events, or fintech Credibility with C-suite buyers and strong negotiation skills Experience coaching and managing sales talent

What You'll Do: Shape and carry out the strategy for growing enterprise revenue Generate and maintain a healthy pipeline of large, strategic target accounts Own major deals end to end, from the first conversation through signed contract Establish and deepen executive-level relationships with prospects and current clients Negotiate complex commercial terms Work closely with marketing, product, and client-facing teams Give leadership reliable pipeline and revenue forecasts Serve as the company's face with key clients and at industry events

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