Sales Executive, Fraud Solutions
Sales Executive, Fraud Solutions
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$125k
About the role
- Develop the Fraud & Cybercrime business globally
- Identify new sales opportunities and develop them with the sales force
- Work with sales VPs to build sales strategy and campaigns
- Accompany and support the sales force during the sales process
- Identify indirect sales opportunities/channel partners
- Track the health of the business
- Explain features and benefits of the client’s Fraud & Cybercrime solutions in comparison to competitive products
- Deliver product presentations to business and management personnel
- Self-sufficient senior sales person; likes being given end objectives with flexibility to take ownership and manage activities & processes to achieve results
- Experience selling enterprise software solutions with particular skills in Fraud applications
- Manage the end-to-end sales process through engagement of appropriate resources such as Pre‑Sales Consultants, Professional Services, Tech Team, Executives, Partners, etc.
- Ability to deliver against tight timelines and quarterly/annual quotas with a customer‑focused DNAStrong emphasis on new business sales while expanding existing accounts
- Pipeline development through a combination of cold calling, email campaigns and market sector knowledge/intelligence
- Generate short‑term results while maintaining a long‑term perspective to maximize overall revenue generation
- Accurate monthly forecasting and revenue delivery
- Highly motivated and independent
- Ability to thrive in a fast‑paced, dynamic environment
- High level of English; second major language (Spanish or French) – big advantage
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