Grab

Technology

KAM,NonMerchantCommercial,GovernmentAssistantManager

$240000–360000k ~AI est. Jakarta, Indonesia FULL TIME
The Brief

“KAM, Non-Merchant Commercial, Government Assistant Manager at Grab. Skills: Account management, Sales, Client acquisition, Relationship management. Acquire strategic clients. Manage client portfolio”

What You'll Achieve.

Increase revenue; Achieve sales targets

Industry & Context.

Technology

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years B2B sales experience, Bachelor's degree in business, Consultative selling skills, Negotiation skills, Manage complex deal cycles, Manage relationships, Influence mid-to-senior level, Commercial experience, Data-driven approach

Nice to Have

SaaS/Tech experience

What You'll Do.

Acquire strategic clients

Manage client portfolio

Grow client portfolio

Execute commercial goals

Drive multi-product adoption

Build strategic relationships

Develop senior relationships

Implement commercial strategy

Collaborate with departments

Identify new accounts

Prospect new accounts

Drive adoption of offerings

Maintain senior relationships

Ensure win-win outcomes

Instill operational thoughtfulness

Achieve sales targets

Develop business solutions

Achieve performance goals

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with Marketing; Collaborate with Product; Collaborate with Finance

Process & Methodology

Pipeline management

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