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(Senior)KeyAccountManagerItaly(m/f/d)

€65–90k ~AI est. Hamburg, Germany FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“(Senior) Key Account Manager Italy (m/f/d) at Statista. Skills: Licensing sales, Account management, Business development. Own sales cycle for licenses. Prospect for new clients”

Industry & Context.

Revenue
Eligibility Requirements

Work from abroad 30 days

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2-3 years B2B sales, Key account management experience, Business development experience, Manage complex sales cycles, Close high-value deals, Full professional Italian proficiency, Full professional English proficiency

Nice to Have

Additional European languages

What You'll Do.

Own sales cycle for licenses

Prospect for new clients

Conduct client discovery

Drive licensing projects

Develop commercial packages

Identify new business opportunities

Conduct multichannel outreach

Build trusted relationships

Collaborate with media partners

Co-develop activation concepts

Align on partner requirements

Ensure excellent delivery

Coordinate cross-functionally

Ensure smooth handovers

Ensure high-quality proposals

Ensure reliable project execution

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional collaboration; Sales ops collaboration; Marketing collaboration; Legal collaboration; Project teams collaboration

Communication Scope

Negotiation skills

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