Top Account Executive (AE) Jobs in Lexington, KY

Drive full-cycle enterprise sales for flexible labor solutions across hospitality, catering, food service, venue, and event organizations. Prospect and close strategic accounts, manage complex multi-stakeholder buying processes, build accurate pipelines, develop account plans, communicate labor ROI, and collaborate on proposals and proofs of concept. Represent WorkWhile at industry events and executive meetings while exceeding quota and expanding strategic customer relationships.

Drive enterprise sales for Acquia’s digital experience platform by developing go-to-market strategies, prospecting C-level stakeholders, building pipeline, forecasting, negotiating contracts, meeting quota, and maintaining Salesforce data. The role also involves mentoring BDRs, developing partner relationships, and promoting Drupal and Acquia to large enterprises and system integrators. Candidates should have substantial SaaS account executive experience, strong pipeline-generation skills, and expertise in web development or web content management.

Sales Representatives assess clients' financial situations and guide them towards tailored debt consolidation options, ensuring compliance while building trust.

Own the full enterprise SaaS sales cycle, from prospecting through executive negotiations and close, while expanding existing accounts. Build pipeline, manage forecasts, develop executive relationships, and partner with Product, Marketing, Customer Success, and Leadership to refine go-to-market strategy. Contribute to sales enablement, account strategy, sales methodology, and the growth of a scalable commercial organization.

Own the full sales cycle for named enterprise accounts, from relationship building and stakeholder engagement through negotiation and contracting. Demonstrate monday.com’s value and connect its solution to customer ROI, develop account strategies, coordinate cross-functional support, and serve as an escalation point for commercial and relationship issues.

Build and lead Identity Digital’s financial services commercial practice for DNSid. Focus primarily on selling to fintechs, payment providers, digital banks, and financial technology companies, managing enterprise sales cycles from prospecting through contract execution. Develop strategic design partnerships, executive relationships, sales playbooks, pipeline forecasts, and market positioning. Also cultivate banking relationships and thought leadership around trusted AI agent identity, while partnering cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Commercial Operations.

Sell commercial insurance to small business customers through inbound and outbound calls. Responsibilities include qualifying prospects, setting appointments, maintaining lead systems, understanding customer needs, partnering with underwriting, presenting policies, closing deals, and building customer relationships. The role is remote within the United States and requires strong communication, coordination, adaptability, and problem-solving skills.

Own and expand a portfolio of enterprise accounts through upselling, cross-selling, consultative selling, and complex multi-product SaaS deals. Build executive relationships, create strategic account plans, articulate business value and ROI, manage forecasts and Salesforce pipeline using MEDDICC, and collaborate with solution consultants, customer success, product, and renewals teams to drive adoption, retention, and growth.

Develop and manage a branch-based wealth management practice by conducting client discoveries, creating tailored financial plans, driving new business development and referrals, conducting proactive outreach, and coordinating with internal specialists for investment, insurance, estate, and financial planning services.

Manage and expand enterprise customer relationships through advocacy, retention, quarterly and annual business reviews, issue resolution, and regular engagement. Own new-business sales cycles, including prospecting, demonstrations, proposals, negotiations, and closing. Identify expansion opportunities within existing accounts, manage upgrades using Salesforce CPQ, maintain pipeline data, and collaborate across sales, marketing, product, implementation, support, and customer success teams.