Payoneer

Financial Services

SeniorCustomerSuccessManagerSMB

$250–400k ~AI est. Fuzhou, China; Xiamen, China FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Customer Success Manager - SMB at Payoneer. Skills: Customer Success, Client Relationship Management, Revenue Generation. Manage existing client relationships. Develop long-term relationships with clients”

What You'll Achieve.

Exceed revenue targets; Exceed upselling targets

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills; Business reasoning skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years account management, 8+ years selling complex solutions, Native Mandarin, High level of English communications

Nice to Have

Experience using salesforce.com, Experience in Payments and Banking industry, Experience with direct sales, Experience with digital marketing, Experience with affiliate marketing, Experience with social media, Experience with data analytics, Experience with BI tools

What You'll Do.

Manage existing client relationships

Develop long-term relationships with clients

Identify business opportunities

Develop value propositions

Strengthen existing relationships

Create new relationships

Build solid engagements with clients

Develop comprehensive solutions

Maximize cross-selling

Maintain revenue targets

Exceed revenue targets

Maintain upselling targets

Exceed upselling targets

Maintain customer activity information

Build business success stories

Review process improvement

Propose process improvement

Drive client business

Drive market penetration

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Customer-driven; Key customers; Industry influencers; Early adopters

Communication Scope

Written communication; Verbal communication

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