Amazon Web Services Japan GK

Sales, Advertising, Account Management, Tech Sales, Cloud Computing

Sr.AccountManager自治体事業本部,パブリックセクター

$12000–18000k ~AI est. Tokyo, Japan FULL TIME
The Brief

“Sr. Account Manager 自治体事業本部, パブリックセクター at Amazon Web Services Japan GK. Skills: Account management, Cloud computing, Sales strategy. Promote cloud computing utilization. Maximize sales revenue”

What You'll Achieve.

Maximize sales revenue; Create business expansion opportunities

Industry & Context.

Sales, Advertising, Account Management, Tech Sales, Cloud Computing
Problems you'll solve

Analyze client needs; Analyze client challenges

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10+ years sales or business development, 10+ years government/public sector sales, 10+ years enterprise sales, Client executive business promotion, Large IT project sales, Fluent Japanese communication

Nice to Have

Public sector network, Client management presentation, Client management communication, Subsidy application support, DX plan development support, DX implementation support, Business English proficiency

What You'll Do.

Promote cloud computing utilization

Maximize sales revenue

Develop strategic business plans

Coordinate internal and external activities

Collaborate closely with clients

Understand client needs

Share client needs internally

Develop client solutions

Establish strong client relationships

Actively participate in external organizations

Create business expansion opportunities

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Internal members; External partners; Service departments; Technical departments; Related external organizations; Sier companies; Consulting firms; Overseas teams

Communication Scope

Client presentations; Client communication

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