About The Position

Corpay is seeking a National Sales Consultant – Enterprise Segment to join our Corporate Lodging division. In this role, you will be responsible for driving new enterprise-level partnerships by targeting large organizations with significant workforce, field, project, or long-term travel needs. The ideal candidate is a proven enterprise sales professional with a background in complex B2B solution selling, particularly within travel, hospitality, or workforce lodging programs. You should be skilled at navigating long sales cycles, building relationships across multiple decision-makers, and consultatively selling value-based solutions that streamline travel management and lodging spend for enterprise clients. You will collaborate closely with senior leadership, marketing, and account management teams to develop strategic go-to-market plans, and you’ll report directly to the SVP of Lodging and Field Sales. As a National Sales Consultant, you’ll work in a virtual environment with full support from Corpay’s industry-leading sales infrastructure. We’ll set you up for success by providing: Complete home office setup and company-issued equipment Formal, hands-on enterprise sales training and ongoing professional development $125 monthly internet stipend Access to a collaborative, performance-driven culture

Requirements

  • 5+ years of direct enterprise sales experience, preferably in travel, hospitality, workforce solutions, fintech, or SaaS.
  • Proven success selling complex, multi-location, or multi-stakeholder solutions at the executive level.
  • Demonstrated ability to build and manage enterprise relationships and execute strategic account plans.
  • Strong consultative and financial selling skills – able to quantify ROI and communicate value to senior leaders.
  • Self-starter with a track record of exceeding sales targets in a remote, independent environment.
  • Excellent verbal, written, and presentation communication skills, including C-suite engagement (experience selling into C-suite is very important).
  • Advanced research and prospecting skills using tools like ZoomInfo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and Salesforce.com.
  • Skilled in navigating long and complex sales cycles with multiple decision-makers.
  • Bachelor’s degree preferred.

Nice To Haves

  • Prior experience working remotely or in a virtual sales environment a plus.

Responsibilities

  • Identify, develop, and close new enterprise accounts within industries that rely on large-scale workforce and project-based travel.
  • Develop multi-level relationships with executive stakeholders (Finance, Procurement, Operations, HR, and Travel Management).
  • Strategically self-source enterprise opportunities, leveraging research tools, referrals, and executive-level outreach.
  • Consult with prospective clients to analyze travel and lodging spend, identify inefficiencies, and deliver tailored solutions.
  • Lead the full sales cycle, from prospecting and discovery through negotiation, contracting, and onboarding transition.
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with account management, implementation, and marketing to ensure a seamless client experience.
  • Maintain accurate forecasting and pipeline management through Salesforce.com, ensuring activity, KPIs, and revenue goals are tracked and met.
  • Represent Corpay at industry conferences, trade shows, and enterprise networking events to strengthen brand presence.
  • Consistently meet or exceed sales quotas and performance standards.

Benefits

  • Medical, Dental & Vision benefits available the 1st month after hire
  • Automatic enrollment into our 401(k) plan (subject to eligibility requirements)
  • Virtual fitness classes offered company-wide
  • Robust PTO offerings, including vacation, sick, personal, volunteer time, and major holidays
  • Employee discounts with major providers (wireless, gym, car rental, etc.)
  • Philanthropic support through local and national organizations
  • Fun culture with company-wide contests and incentives
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