C. A. Fortune

Food & Beverage

AccountManagerAlbertsonsNorCal

$80–90k Pleasanton, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Account Manager - Albertsons NorCal at C. A. Fortune. Skills: Account management, Sales quotas, Client relationships. Create account sales plan. Execute account sales plan”

What You'll Achieve.

Meet or exceed sales quotas; Support company revenue targets; Support company profit targets

Industry & Context.

Food & Beverage
Eligibility Requirements

Less than 10% travel, Local to Pleasanton, CA

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

4-year bachelor’s degree, Proficient with Outlook, Proficient with Word, Proficient with Excel, Proficient with PowerPoint, Proficient with SharePoint

Nice to Have

Extensive relationships in NorCal market, Prior knowledge analyzing syndicated data, Prior food sales experience, Prior agency/broker experience

What You'll Do.

Create account sales plan

Execute account sales plan

Meet with existing customers

Understand business needs

Position product solutions

Provide promotional support

Build relationships with customers

Develop pricing strategy

Develop promotional strategy

Coordinate client meetings

Prepare for top-to-top meetings

Prepare for category reviews

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Client national sales meetings; Distributor trade shows

Communication Scope

Excellent communication

Free ATS check

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