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Cisco Account Executive 
United States, Indiana, Indianapolis 
321025760

16.09.2024

Who you are

The key performance traits for this role include:

  • In-depth knowledge of the selling process. (i.e., strategic account planning, extended resource engagement, sales cycle, etc.) as well as a focus on driving Cisco opportunities in all sites and subsidiaries.
  • You are strategic with your accounts and planning. You understand the technical aspects of a data center, enterprise software sales, and cloud services/solutions.
  • Develop and manage relationships with the Chief Information Officer (CIO), Chief Security Officer (CSO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), IT, and Buyer to be able to relate product/solution to business value.
  • You will also be responsible for weekly, monthly, and quarterly forecast accuracy, pipeline development, and customer satisfaction. Team selling is required.
Our minimum qualifications for the role:
  • 5+ years of technology sales experience
  • Experience leading a large account, including forecasting, quota attainment, sales presentation skills, and short/mid/long term opportunity management
  • Expertise in working with complex strategic accounts including interaction with key decision-makers and all other executives within the account.
Our preferred qualifications for the role:
  • Expertise in the technical market and strong Cisco technical knowledge are preferred. You can deliver business outcomes to the account and build on customer relationships while understanding their goals.
  • Healthcare account selling experience preferred
  • The ability to self-start and be responsible for an account autonomously
  • Validated negotiation skills with peers, partners, and customers using a win/win philosophy.
  • Experience Positioning end-to-end solutions and articulating Cisco strategies to senior customer executives.

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