Top Account Manager (AM) Jobs in Portland, ME

The Account Manager supports media partnerships, manages relationships, develops strategies, oversees campaign execution, and enhances operational efficiency for retailer brands.

The Territory Account Manager manages client relationships in a defined territory, focusing on retention, operational success, and strategic growth through proactive client engagement and support.

The Mid-Market Account Manager will drive software sales growth within existing customer accounts by identifying upselling opportunities, managing client relationships, and leveraging consultative sales skills to achieve quotas and meet customer needs.

The National Account Manager will lead SharkNinja's Amazon business, driving growth and managing strategic partnerships, promotions, pricing, and assortment strategies.

The eCommerce Key Account Manager will drive Amazon sales strategies, manage relationships with Vendor Services, analyze performance, and optimize pricing and promotions to increase market share and sales.

The Key Account Manager focuses on achieving sales goals for Canadian accounts, developing strategic relationships, executing business plans, and managing trade promotions while collaborating with other departments.

The Account Manager drives business development in assigned territories, managing the sales cycle, client engagement, and collaborating with internal teams to align strategies and improve offerings.

The Territory Account Manager will drive new business development and manage sales processes within assigned territories, engaging with clients to promote technology solutions and expand market presence.

The Regional Account Manager drives new business development within regional territories, managing the sales pipeline and engaging prospective clients. Responsibilities include conducting meetings, preparing proposals, and collaborating with internal teams.

The Territory Account Manager drives new business development, expanding company presence in regional territories and managing early stages of the sales cycle. Responsibilities include client engagement, proposal preparation, and market feedback collection.

The Business Development Representative drives new business, manages sales cycles, engages clients, and collaborates with teams to promote technology solutions.

The Channel Account Manager will engage, onboard, and support Wasabi partners, drive sales volume, and establish productive relationships to meet strategic objectives.

The Channel Account Manager will recruit and activate channel sales partners, drive adoption of Wasabi's cloud storage, and maintain relationships with partner accounts to meet sales targets.

The Regional Account Manager will manage accounts, drive customer retention, identify upsell opportunities, and collaborate with various internal teams to enhance customer experience and resolve escalations.

The Sr Account Manager will manage accounts, exceed sales targets, consult with stakeholders, drive growth, and ensure customer satisfaction.

The Active Disclosure Account Manager manages and renews current customer accounts, expands product offerings, and tracks sales using Salesforce. Responsibilities include prospecting new opportunities and advising customers on DFIN and partner services.

The Account Manager will manage existing commercial and enterprise accounts, driving renewals and expansion of identity security solutions while collaborating with various teams for customer success.

The Global Account Manager develops and manages strategic client relationships, focusing on account growth, renewals, and driving expansion opportunities while ensuring customer satisfaction and engagement.

The Channel Account Manager will establish relationships with strategic partners, manage the business plan, execute initiatives, and collaborate with sales teams to drive revenue growth.

The Account Manager oversees affiliate and restaurant relationships, focusing on maximizing platform utilization, ensuring satisfaction, and driving growth through strong communication and relationship management. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, problem solving, and cross-functional collaboration.

As a Senior Account Manager, you'll manage a portfolio of mid-market law firm accounts, focusing on revenue growth and client retention by leveraging deep legal tech expertise and driving strategic account plans, cross-sell opportunities, and executive relationships.

The Key Account Manager will develop relationships with Fortune 1000 organizations, lead sales cycles, and collaborate cross-functionally to drive significant revenue growth.

The Channel Account Manager II drives revenue and partner relationships, focusing on customer satisfaction and retention metrics, particularly in cybersecurity.

The Account Manager will pursue sales opportunities in material handling, develop customer relationships, and implement sales strategies to achieve revenue targets and long-term solutions.

The Global Enterprise Account Manager is responsible for managing key relationships with enterprise customers, driving account growth, and coordinating internal teams to ensure customer success. The role involves strategic selling, managing complex sales cycles, and engaging with senior-level stakeholders.