Amazon. com. ca, ULC

e-commerce

HeadofPublicSectorSales

CA$191–258k Toronto, Ontario, Canada FULL TIME
The Brief

“Head of Public Sector Sales at Amazon. com. ca, ULC. Skills: Public Sector Sales, Go-To-Market strategy, Sales management. Drive Go-To-Market strategy. Manage an organization”

Industry & Context.

e commerce
Problems you'll solve

Solve complex problems

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Experience with global teams, Experience managing people, Experience in business development, Experience in sales, Experience in sales-engineering, Experience in consulting

Nice to Have

5+ years procurement experience, Experience with MS Office Suite, Experience with CRMs, Experience with Salesforce, Experience with other systems, Experience working with multiple stakeholders, Experience communicating with C-level executives, Experience communicating with cross-functional teams, Experience identifying process improvements, Experience creating process improvements

What You'll Do.

Drive Go-To-Market strategy

Manage an organization

Influence Marketing teams

Influence category teams

Influence other partners

Define business strategy

Coordinate with multiple teams

Understand customer needs

Serve Canada's customer needs

Define business strategies

Implement business strategies

Solve complex problems

Communicate compellingly

Deliver excellent results

Drive change across organizations

Own Go-To-Market strategy

Build org-wide initiatives

Scale org-wide initiatives

Manage RFx/contracting

Serve CA business customer needs

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Global teams; Cross-functional teams; Marketing teams; Tech teams; Category teams; Other partners

Communication Scope

Communicate clearly; Communicate compellingly

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