DoorDash

FranchiseStrategicAccountDevelopmentExecutive

$94–230k San Francisco, California, United States Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Franchise Strategic Account Development Executive at DoorDash. Skills: Sales, Account Management, Franchise Development. Expand existing DoorDash franchise partnerships. Identify opportunities for engagement and growth”

What You'll Achieve.

Increased revenue; Stronger operational performance; Long-term ROI; Increased sales across book of business

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Outside sales experience, Experience selling to multi-location franchisees, Experience coordinating with corporate brand teams, Experience driving adoption of high-impact Marketplace solutions

Nice to Have

Experience with DoorDash Marketplace products

What You'll Do.

Expand existing DoorDash franchise partnerships

Identify opportunities for engagement and growth

Learn merchant business and growth goals

Build path to increased revenue and performance

Connect franchise merchant partners with new tools

Sell to multi-location franchisees

Coordinate with corporate brand teams

Turn single-store wins into footprint-wide adoption

Ensure partnership terms make sense

Drive adoption of high-impact Marketplace solutions

Ensure sustained success and increased sales

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coordinate with corporate brand teams on marketing strategies

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