Salesforce

Technology

EnterpriseCorporateSalesAccountExecutiveItalianSpeaker

€65–95k ~AI est. Italy FULL TIME
The Brief

“Enterprise Corporate Sales Account Executive - Italian Speaker at Salesforce. Skills: Enterprise sales, Account executive, Full sales cycle. Own end-to-end sales cycle. Prospecting and champion engagement”

What You'll Achieve.

Accelerate revenue; Deliver meaningful outcomes

Industry & Context.

Technology

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Quota-carrying sales experience, Net new business development, Revenue targets delivery, Complex sales cycles, C-level engagement, Territory management, Sales pipeline management, English and Italian fluency

Nice to Have

Enterprise software sales, SaaS solutions sales, Formal sales methodology training, Business case development, Strategic alliance leadership, Executive level influence

What You'll Do.

Own end-to-end sales cycle

Prospecting and champion engagement

Leverage internal teams

Build account strategies

Identify territory opportunities

Identify vertical opportunities

Maintain sales pipeline

Serve as trusted advisor

Understand business challenges

Position Salesforce solutions

Engage industry events

Generate market interest

Expand presence in accounts

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Internal teams; Solutions architects; Sales engineers; Professional services; Partners

Communication Scope

Executive presentations

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