Amazon Information Service

Sales, Advertising, Account Management, Sales/Account Management, international stores

SeniorAccountExecutive,ACCS

$450–750k ~AI est. Shanghai, China FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Account Executive, ACCS at Amazon Information Service. Skills: Sales, Account management, Revenue generation. Prospect and facilitate adoption. Maintain client relationships”

What You'll Achieve.

Deliver results on sales goals; Achieve territory goals; Drive growth in existing seller base

Industry & Context.

Sales, Advertising, Account Management, Sales/Account Management, international stores
Problems you'll solve

Remove operational blockers; Address client objections

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years sales or marketing work, Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Nice to Have

3+ years inside sales experience, Knowledge of procurement, Knowledge of source to pay methods, Experience influencing at executive level, Experience exceeding sales targets

What You'll Do.

Prospect and facilitate adoption

Maintain client relationships

Advise clients on ACC products

Deliver on sales goals

Provide sales forecasts

Provide business updates

Map ACC products to objectives

Conduct complex negotiations

Track progress within CRM

Identify clients with potential

Locate similar clients

Develop understanding of cross border trends

Partner with Amazon teams

Align programs and initiatives

Drive growth in seller base

Provide prompt service

Resolve seller issues

Communicate with customers

Publicize project information

Deliver project information

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with internal teams; Partner with other Amazon teams

Communication Scope

Written communication; Oral communication

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