PitchBook Data

Financial Services

AccountExecutive

$110–285k New York, New York, United States
The Brief

“Account Executive at PitchBook Data. Skills: Sales, Business development, Client acquisition. Meet sales goals. Exceed sales goals”

What You'll Achieve.

Meet and exceed sales goals

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Eligibility Requirements

Limited corporate travel

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years sales experience, 3+ years business development experience, Technology product sales experience preferred

Nice to Have

Experience managing opportunities using Salesforce, Experience managing workflow using Salesforce, Interest in financial markets, Interest in private equity, Interest in venture capital

What You'll Do.

Manage pipeline opportunities

Prospect new business opportunities

Manage referral networks

Perform product demonstrations

Consult for prospects

Understand client needs

Understand business priorities

Guide clients through needs analysis

Guide clients through discovery sessions

Ask thorough questions

Ensure successful client relationship

Follow sales processes

Follow sales expectations

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with Sales Development; Partner with Business Development; Work with client development; Work with account management

Communication Scope

Verbal communication; Written communication

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