Senior National Account Executive, Enterprise Technology Partnerships
Senior National Account Executive, Enterprise Technology Partnerships
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Own the full enterprise sales cycle for Branch's most strategically significant accounts — large corporate insurance agencies and major non-insurance institutions — from first conversation through technical evaluation to a signed, live partnership.
- Build a targeted pipeline of enterprise-scale insurance agencies and institutions, positioning Branch's technology as the platform these organizations build their insurance growth on.
- Navigate complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise buying processes — technology, operations, product, and executive sponsors — building the business case and consensus needed to close.
- Partner with Branch's Product and Engineering teams to scope integrations, address technical requirements, and translate partner needs into product input.
- Manage and grow live partnerships post-launch: drive adoption, expand usage of Branch's platform, and grow production over time through a land-and-expand approach.
- Structure and negotiate commercial and technical deal terms, and drive agreements through legal and compliance to signature.
- Act as a subject-matter expert on enterprise/platform sales, owning the enterprise methodology that guides other salespeople and contributing to how Branch approaches sales strategy more broadly.
- Work closely with account management, implementation, and customer success teams to ensure smooth technical onboarding and go-live for signed partners.
- Keep pipeline and forecasts accurate and current in Hubspot so leadership has a clear read on the business.
- Skills, Knowledge, and Expertise 8+ years in enterprise or complex B2B sales, including at least 3 years selling into organizations with multi-layered, technical buying committees.
- Track record closing technology/platform partnerships with large, corporate enterprises, not small or independently owned operators, that scaled materially after close.
- Experience selling in a startup or early-stage environment, where the offering was still taking shape and you helped shape it. Founder, consultative, or solution-design experience is a strong signal here.
- Comfortable running technical, product-oriented sales cycles: articulating platform capabilities, coordinating technical evaluations and integrations, and building ROI-driven business cases for enterprise stakeholders.
- Ability to develop a deep understanding of Branch's product suite or value proposition: our proprietary technology and how it functions as a platform partners build on — able to position Branch as critical infrastructure, not just an insurance product.
- Recognized internally and in the market as an expert others turn to for guidance on enterprise deal strategy and execution.
- Excellent communicator across technical and executive audiences.
- Proven track record hitting quota and production targets on complex, long-cycle enterprise deals.
- Manages several large, multi-stage enterprise deals concurrently without anything slipping.
- Skilled negotiator on both commercial and technical contract terms.
- Comfortable traveling regularly, in the range of 30 to 50%, flexing to what the deals need. Operates with full autonomy and proactive communication about account strategy and prioritization
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience; fluent with CRMs and standard productivity tools.
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