Title: Channel Sales Executive – EBPP
Location: Out of MA HQ office, or Remote U.S.
Overview:
Our client, a leading innovator in the payment processing industry, is seeking a strong, motivated, and tenacious Channel Sales Executive to join their Sales team. The candidate will report to the SVP of Sales and will work closely with prospective clients around the value-added space. Primary focus will be on closing sales on their innovative billing platform additional products, and ad-hoc tasks and opportunities will be presented as the sales opportunities evolve commensurate with your success in the role.
Responsibilities:
- Manage the sales cycle from lead qualification, product alignment and validation, pricing, and contract completion to close.
- Take leads (both supplied and self-generated) and engage with potential clients.
- Identify and analyze customer needs and validate appropriateness of company’s product(s) to address those needs.
- Propose product solution and pricing.
- Close sale and move customer to operational onboarding and support.
- Log/report and update all customer interactions into CRM system.
- Report to SVP Sales routinely (informally and formally) on status toward meeting quota
- Identify areas of improvement in product, lead generation, and sales/marketing tools.
Requirements:
- Minimum of 5 years of Fintech sales experience, preferably selling Electronic BillPay & Presentment (EBPP) solutions.
- College degree preferred.
- Adept at qualifying leads and closing sales against plan.
- Tenacious effort to meet and exceed goals.
- Strong telephone, email, and presentation skills.
- A self-starter with entrepreneurial dedication.
- Experience selling to Consumer Finance companies is highly desirable.
- Ability to prioritize multiple demands in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
- Enthusiastic about both the payments and technology space and meeting customer needs through relationship building and selling.
- The company will train the candidate on the product and provide leads, but the candidate must have a “closer’s” mentality as compensation will be linked to success.
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