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Responsible for customer account management for key accounts within a country or area.
Create and execute a strategic sales plan that expands our customer base and extends the company's global reach
Maintain key point of contact relationship with current accounts, cultivating and maintaining these customer relationships by assessing their needs, understanding business requirements, and managing overall expectations
Maintain all additional points of contact related to selling the traditional product and service portfolio
Responsible for proactively engaging clients to develop a pipeline of product and service portfolio opportunities
Assessment of whitespace opportunities with these clients
Oversee the successful delivery of service into client accounts focusing on achieving the highest levels of customer satisfaction
Define and organize the customer account team and use DN internal governance to push forward its strategy and projects.
Maintain comprehensive understanding in DN products and services and an understanding of new products or services
Maintain comprehensive understanding of DN's Connection Points software and can speak in technical detail about it within sales opportunities
Consistent and accurate forecasting of renewals, growth and at risk deals
Consistently meet or exceed renewal and growth sales objectives and monthly key performance indicators
Sets strategy, goals and metrics for assigned areas.
Compiles and analyzes statistical data and trends relating to service level compliance and operational effectiveness.
Manages and drives problem solving efforts between customers and service personnel.
Owns responsibility for teams meeting established performance metrics, including time-to-engage, time-to-resolve, customer satisfaction, retention and renewal.
Responsible for developing and implementing customer growth plans, including retention, renewal and revenue targets
Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree in engineering or equivalent work experience required/ a Master degree is valuable
Minimum 6 years of relevant experience or equivalent combination of education and experience in sales, account management, and/or new business development
Solid experience in managing sales in a corporate setting
Excellent communication, interpersonal, organizational, strategic planning, problem solving and critical thinking skills
Proven track record in leading a quota carrying Sales Team ideal and people management skills
Consultative sales experience at C Level with complex solution design is desired
Proven success in high quota carrying position
Proficient in all MS Office products with an emphasis on Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Teams
Demonstrated relationship building skills at all levels of the organization, including senior executive levels.
Possess experience with CRM software, such as Salesforce to maximize opportunities.
Ability to travel up to 50% of the time.
Preferred Qualifications
Preferred comprehensive knowledge of IT, payments and banking center operations, procedures and the utilization of technology within the banking center environment
General knowledge of Diebold Nixdorf products and services is a plus
Knowledge of Software and Service solution sales would be advantageous
Exhibit skills, characteristics, traits and work habits that greatly enhance the likelihood of success as an Sales Manager, ex: solution-oriented and entrepreneurial mindset, time and territory management, customer empathy
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