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Account Executive, Expansion

United States – Remote

 

About the Role 

The Account Executive - Expansion is responsible for maintaining present client accounts and upselling existing business through the internet, phone communications, client site visits, and industry trade shows. In this role, you will work closely with A-LIGN’s partner group and the service delivery team to ensure strong relationships are built with the client base. As the Expansion Account Executive, you will be responsible for exemplary communication between the client and A-LIGN to assist with furthering existing business. You will also exhibit strong performance and use best practices to create strong client relationships. 

Reports to: Director of Sales

PAY CLASSIFICATION: Full-Time, Exempt

Responsibilities 

  • Re-sign assigned book of business annually or as required
  • Generate additional revenue from assigned book of business through increased fees and additional services
  • Scope all of A-LIGN’s services lines with excellent understanding and ability
  • Maintain accurate and consistent forecast of monthly sales projections
  • Complete daily Salesforce tasks on time
  • Communicate needs of the client to the service delivery team
  • Build a strong partner relationship with current clients

Minimum Qualifications

EDUCATION

  • Experience with customer account expansion, preferable prior president club or full annual quota attainment
  • Work experience in cybersecurity, software (SaaS), or professional services sales

SKILLS

  • Ability to meet deadlines with a high degree of motivation
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Thrives in a fast-paced environment
  • Ability to work individually as well as collaboratively

BENEFITS 

  • Health, Vision, Dental Benefits 
  • 401 (K) Plan with Employer Matching 
  • Competitive Bonus Structure 
  • Employer Paid Life Insurance and Disability Insurance 
  • Generous Paid Time Off Plan 
  • Virtual Employment 
  • Home Office Reimbursement
  • Vacation Bonus 
  • Paid Office Closure December 25-January 1 
  • Paid Holidays Schedule 
  • Certification Reimbursement 

 

About A-LIGN

A-LIGN is the leading provider of high-quality, efficient cybersecurity compliance programs. Combining experienced auditors and audit management technology, A-LIGN provides the widest breadth and depth of services including SOC 2, ISO 27001, HITRUST, FedRAMP, and PCI. A-LIGN is the number one issuer of SOC 2 and HITRUST and a top three FedRAMP assessor. To learn more, visit a-lign.com

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A-LIGN is an Equal Opportunity Employer! Minorities, women, disabled, and veterans encouraged to apply

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