Kpler

Maritime

AccountExecutiveMaritimeMEA(Africa)

AED 275–450k ~AI est. Dubai, United Arab Emirates FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Account Executive - Maritime - MEA (Africa) at Kpler. Skills: New account acquisition, Client relationships, Revenue generation. Manage a territory. Respond to client requests”

What You'll Achieve.

Exceeding annual sales growth targets

Industry & Context.

Maritime

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Experience in Account Executive/Sales roles, 3 years experience in a commercial role

Nice to Have

Experience in the maritime space, Experience in the commodities space, Experience using Salesforce, Experience using Zoominfo, Experience using Outreach, Experience using Sales Navigator

What You'll Do.

Respond to client requests

Meet sales growth targets

Uncover upsell opportunities

Uncover cross-sell opportunities

Drive opportunities to close

Serve as commercial partner

Support multi-year planning

Support demand planning

Gather product insights

Gather competitor insights

Collaborate with sales team

Maintain achievable forecasts

Support cross-functional teams

Represent Kpler externally

Contribute to corporate projects

Contribute to initiatives

Secure profitable agreements

Ensure compliance with policies

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborating with sales team; Support cross-functional teams

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