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Enterprise Account Executive (Education Public Sector)
145 000 - 165 000$
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TL;DR
Enterprise Account Executive (Education Public Sector): Driving revenue growth and expanding business within education, public sector, and federal accounts with an accent on strategic relationship building and data-driven negotiation. Focus on navigating complex account landscapes, partnering cross-functionally, and delivering exceptional customer experiences.
Location: Fully remote in DC Metro area or hybrid in New York or Chicago offices
Salary: $145,000 - $165,000
Company
helps teams orchestrate their work from small projects to strategic initiatives, recognized as a top workplace with a global presence and a focus on positive impact through technology.
What you will do
- Master navigating complex enterprise accounts and leveraging data to optimize solutions and identify new use cases
- Anticipate and overcome objections by crafting win-win solutions for stakeholders
- Drive revenue growth and secure partnerships through negotiation and data insights
- Collaborate with SDRs, Field Marketing, and Customer Success teams to enhance customer experience
- Build trusted advisor relationships from C-level executives to end-users
Requirements
- Location: Must be based in or near DC Metro area for remote option or willing to work hybrid in New York or Chicago offices
- English: Proficient (B2 or higher)
- 4+ years selling directly into Enterprise segment and 8+ years closing business
- Experience in Education and Public Sector verticals with proven high quota attainment
- Curiosity and willingness to learn AI tools and emerging technologies
Culture & Benefits
- Comprehensive compensation including base salary, equity, and sales incentives
- Mental health, wellness, and fitness benefits
- Career coaching and support
- Inclusive family building benefits
- Long-term savings and retirement plans
- In-office culinary options catering to dietary preferences