Salesforce

SaaS

PrimeNamedAccountExecutiveSalesforce.Org

$0–0k Brazil FULL TIME
The Brief

“Prime Named Account Executive - Salesforce. Org at Salesforce. Skills: selling Nonprofit Cloud, hunting new business, generating pipeline, quota attainment. selling Nonprofit Cloud into organizations Across Latam. Lead a territory of nonprofit accounts that are a hybrid of net new and install accounts”

What You'll Achieve.

Generating pipeline that leads to closed revenue and quota attainment

Industry & Context.

SaaS
Problems you'll solve

Uncovering business initiatives and struggles to map back our solutions across multiple lines of business; Creating demand by uncovering business problems and matching them to our solution

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5-7 years full cycle sales experience, at least 3 years in the field

Nice to Have

Experience selling to the C-suite, Ability to build and deliver presentations to a wide range of buyers

What You'll Do.

selling Nonprofit Cloud into organizations Across Latam

Lead a territory of nonprofit accounts that are a hybrid of net new and install accounts

focus on hunting new business in the Brazil and Latino America

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partnering with internal resources in order to drive additional value and expertise

Communication Scope

Ability to build and deliver presentations to a wide range of buyers

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