About the role

Entry Level Account Manager - Sales Immediate Hire / Nashville-based / Full-time From start-ups to multi-billion dollar corporations, our clientele is expanding rapidly. Comprised of Nashville’s sharpest talent, the Cape Reserve team is highly educated, energetic, and eager. Our Account Managers represent our clients’ brand with the utmost professionalism, efficiency, and integrity. As simple as it sounds, our objective is threefold: surpass our clients’ expectations and help them expand nationally, and provide our team with a challenging environment. Our atmosphere is designed to encourage productivity, creativity, and unity. We are currently interviewing for an Entry Level Account Manager in our sales department. As an Account Manager, you will act as the go-between for our clients and the customers you acquire. Entry Level Account Manager Job Responsibilities :Engage with customers, in-person, in a professional, friendly manner Operates as the point of contact for assigned customers in your given sales territory Generate sales among customer accounts Answer customer queries and identifies new business opportunities Work with the team on sales goals and business development needs Skills of the ideal Entry Level Account Manager: Strong interpersonal skills Enjoys working with others Excellent communication skills Good negotiation skills The ability to generate ideas The ability to prioritize and manage several different tasks at onceBS Degree Ability to work full-time and reliably commute to the office 0-3 years of relevant work experience (especially working with customers; restaurant and retail experience is a major plus!)Benefits for the Entry Level Account Manager role: Leadership development Extensive training and development Positive and supportive teamwork environment Recognition and incentives 401k options Uncapped commissions averaging $1000-2000+/week plus bonuses and incentives Thank you for your interest! Upon the submission of your application, if found qualified, please expect a call from our hiring department. Good luck!

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