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About the role

At CGE, we don’t just sell energy contracts; we build customized roadmaps that help businesses spend less, use less, and futureproof their operations. We are currently looking for a relationship-driven Energy Advisor to join our Commercial Sales team. In this role, you will identify, cultivate, and contract commercial energy customers across deregulated electricity and natural gas markets in which CGE operates, guiding businesses toward smart, sustainable energy decisions.
Responsibilities: Act as a Trusted Advisor serving as the primary, consultative point of contact for commercial customers and supplier partners. Guide clients seamlessly through the contracting process and provide proactive, long-term account management. Collaborate closely with energy suppliers to secure and maintain mutually beneficial agreements. Meet or exceed sales targets through consistent, high-leverage activity and strategic execution.
Qualifications: Energy sector experience with a solid foundation in commercial energy sales, energy consulting, or commodity contracts Proven ability to build trust from scratch and actively manage long-term partnerships with commercial clients. Advanced proficiency with CRM platforms and Microsoft Office to efficiently manage client accounts and sales data. Be fully equipped with a reliable home office setup, high speed internet, and complete comfort managing relationships over video chat and using digital tools. We offer the chance to make a real impact by helping businesses cut costs and adopt smarter, more sustainable energy strategies. You’ll work in a growing industry and be supported by a collaborative team that values initiative and celebrating success.

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