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The Account Executive is responsible for increasing sales and generating growth across academic, medical, and corporate markets. They will manage a pipeline of opportunities, build relationships with key decision-makers, and collaborate with internal teams to meet revenue goals.
As an Account Executive in the Academic, Medical & Corporate Market your primary responsibility is to increase sales and generate growth across multiple product lines. You will accomplish this by prospecting, managing relationships, following marketing leads and market trends, and coordinating activities with your outside/support counterparts in sales, as well as Sales Management, Marketing, and Customer Satisfaction in your assigned markets.
This remote position is U.S.-based only (excluding U.S. territories)
Your Team
You will be welcomed as a member of the Academic, Medical & Corporate Sales team, a team of about 50 inside/outside sales representatives and sales support specialists, as well as the wider Sales & Marketing teams and our entire EBSCO family. Our team enjoys the flexibility and greater work life balance working remotely offers. There will be ample resources, tools, training, and support to ensure your success as an Account Executive and your development and career growth at EIS.
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