Part-Time Account Executive (Remote, U.S.) - SaaS / CSR Solutions

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salesfolksDenver (CO)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Other Grantmaking and Giving Services

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About the role

Part-Time Account Executive We are Givlly, a SaaS platform that helps nonprofits and corporations streamline volunteer management and CSR programs. We are expanding into the U.S. and seeking a Part-Time Account Executive to support our growth. You will be responsible for prospecting, nurturing leads, and closing deals with nonprofits and corporate CSR teams. This role is ideal if you enjoy flexible hours and want to grow your income through sales commissions.

Responsibilities: Prospect and qualify leads (nonprofits, foundations, CSR leaders, corporate HR teams).Conduct product demos and online presentations of Givlly. Manage pipeline in HubSpot and ensure timely follow-ups. Work with the team to refine outreach messaging for the U.S. market.

What We're Looking For: 1–3 years of B2B or SaaS sales experience (nonprofit/CSR/HR SaaS experience a plus).Strong communication and presentation skills. Entrepreneurial, self-driven, and comfortable working remotely. Based in the U.S.

Compensation

Base Pay: modest part-time base.

Commission: competitive, uncapped, based on closed deals. Estimated 10–20 hours/week, flexible schedule.

Why Join Us: Be part of a fast-growing SaaS company in an exciting impact space. Flexible, remote role with high earning potential. Opportunity to grow with the company as we expand in the U.S.

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