Sales Director
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advantest americaSan Jose (CA)
Sales ManagersCorporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
This is a challenging strategic sales management position leading a regional sales team and reporting directly to the E VP of Sales, Service, Support for Americas. In this role you will be responsible for managing the sales relationship for your team's accounts including Key Global Accounts. This includes developing executive relationships, ensuring your team 's execution from Q2C , achiev ing synergy with global business partners including Business Units, Applications support, s ales , marketing and numerous functional partners both regionally and globally . Candidate must be able to provide guidance and leadership to their team enabling them to continuously achieve forecast targets, maximize growth, revenue and profit.
Key Responsibilities include: Develop and manage relationships with customers, executives, functional partners both internal and external with ability to influence decisions
Influence cross-functional relationship building and project management skills
Develop sales plans, including account strategies, local/downstream resource allocation, define product deficiencies/issues, manage benchmarks, and make appropriate product and engagement decisions as it affects the account globally
Drive sales using a consultative approach through understanding the customer's business, goals and organizational dynamics, then defining the most compelling solution based on Advantest's offerings
Creating value propositions with technical and marketing teams
Driving a ccuracy of forecasting and revenue targets
Manage and prioritize resource allocation s and escalation s
Drive executive alignment , engagement and governance including accountability for deliverables and sales metric s
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