Company

Energy

CaliforniaEnergyAdvisorCommercialSales

$75–175k San Diego, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“California Energy Advisor- Commercial Sales. Skills: Commercial sales, Energy transition. Identify and cultivate potential clients. Proactive outreach”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve revenue targets

Industry & Context.

Energy

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years B2B outside sales experience, Experience identifying new business opportunities

Nice to Have

BAS degree preferred

What You'll Do.

Identify and cultivate potential clients

Leverage networking opportunities

Cultivate and maintain client relationships

Develop long-term partnerships

Ensure customer satisfaction

Ensure customer renewals

Understand client energy needs

Understand client risk tolerance

Stay informed about industry trends

Stay informed about market conditions

Stay informed about competitor offerings

Compose sales presentations

Deliver sales presentations

Communicate benefits of energy products

Communicate benefits of energy services

Address client concerns

Address client objections

Achieve revenue targets

Collaborate with internal teams

Ensure seamless customer experience

Align sales strategies

Optimize sales process

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with internal teams; Align sales strategies

Communication Scope

Sales presentations

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