As a Renewal Account Manager, you will be responsible for owning and maximizing renewal value of a book of business of existing customers.
You will do this by building and leveraging customer relationships, channel relationships, and capturing and articulating ROI to senior customer stakeholders.
You will bring a strong business acumen and technical understanding that will help you to articulate business value and make compelling recommendations to customers.
You will be highly organized and able to accurately plan, forecast, and prioritize work in order to maximize outcomes.
Additional responsibilities will include:
Commercial owner and driver of renewal including maintaining and reporting an accurate weekly forecast
Customer engagement from onboarding through the entire customer lifecycle
Negotiate and execute renewal contracts in accordance with customer objectives
Able to prioritize effectively to handle multiple deals at the same time
Analyze data and leverage tools to identify selling opportunities and business value
Drive strong alignment with the Sales team, contributing to team forecasting, planning, and targets
Own or be an active participant in several customer touch points including: Business Value Justification meetings, Business Reviews, and Renewal Meetings
Develop and maintain long-term relationships with stakeholders in your account portfolio.
< 25% travel
Requirements
Minimum of 3 years of experience in Inside or Field sales
2+ years relative industry experience
Expertise in SaaS retention and sales process
Excellent knowledge of value driven sales
Excellent problem solving skills with the ability to creatively achieve resolutions
Demonstrated ability to handle multiple tasks in an efficient and professional manner
Strong Communication skills both written and verbal and the ability to present to multiple different personas
Demonstrated strong negotiation skills and ability to influence and navigate objections to achieve win-win customer outcomes
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience is preferred