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Account Manager – Government Accounts
RELXAccount Manager responsible for maintaining relationships with government accounts and closing sales opportunities. Working with key decision-makers at a global information and decision support leader.
Posted 4/8/2026full-timeMaryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $74,074 - $118,326 per yearWebsite
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Builds and maintains effective long-term relationships and a high level of satisfaction with key senior-level decision makers and influencers at assigned customer accounts.
- Identifies, develops and typically closes new sales opportunities.
- Creates demand for the organization's products and services by raising their profile with customers.
- Achieves revenue targets by increasing revenue spend per account.
- May conduct regular status and strategy meetings with the customer's senior management to understand their needs and link them to the organization's product/service strategies.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Proven Negotiation skillsets
- Sales experience minimum of 3-5 years
- Able to operate on an operational, tactical and strategic level.
- Proven track record selling technology and solutions with experience working in a management role desirable.
- Self-motivated and driven.
- Proven communication (verbal and written) and presentation skills.
- Experienced in working in a global and highly matrixed organization.
Benefits
Comp & perks- country specific benefits
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
sales experiencenegotiation skillstechnology solutions sales
Soft Skills
self-motivatedcommunication skillspresentation skillsrelationship buildingstrategic thinking