Account Executive

RiverHealth•Minneapolis, MN

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

We sell health benefits to hourly workforces — the people staffing kitchens, hotel front desks, and store floors. Winning a group is hard. Keeping it, and growing it, is where the business is actually built. You own a book of employer accounts after the sale closes. The job: make sure clients renew, that their people actually use what we offer, and that the relationship grows over time. If our clients stay and expand, River Health works. If they churn, nothing else we do matters. You carry three things: the renewal number for your book, the trust of every client you serve, and the expansion math that grows accounts the right way.

Requirements

3+ years owning a book of business in account management, customer success, or a post-sale AE role — ideally in benefits, insurance, HR tech, or a product sold to employers.
A track record on renewals and expansion you can speak to specifically.
Comfort working through and with brokers, not around them.
Someone clients trust. You're direct, you follow through, and you don't oversell.
The instinct to dig into a problem rather than route it to someone else.

Nice To Haves

Experience selling to or serving hourly-workforce employers (food and beverage, hospitality, retail).
Familiarity with how employer health benefits, brokers, and plan design actually work.
You've owned an activation or utilization problem before and have opinions about what moves it.

Responsibilities

Run a structured renewal motion across your book: track account health, flag risk early, and build the case for renewal before the conversation happens.
Work member activation alongside clients. Hourly workers don't use benefits they don't know about or trust. You partner with clients to drive awareness and usage, because activation is the single biggest lever on whether they renew.
Build quarterly business reviews that clients find useful — utilization, value delivered, what's next — not slideware.
Spot expansion opportunities and run them to close, in coordination with our sales and product teams.
Feed what you hear back into the company. You're closest to the client, so you're our early-warning system on product gaps and our best source of what's working.