Sales Account Executive

OEC GroupCerritos, CA
19d$45,000 - $80,000

About The Position

As a Sales Account Executive, or officially designated Logistics Consultant, you will execute full sales lifecycle processes from pre-work, detailed discovery conversations, and informative meetings in order to identify the needs of prospective clients and perform as a trusted advisor for their forwarding needs.

Requirements

  • Minimum 1 years' experience in a freight forwarding role is required.
  • Entrepreneurial spirit; team player; problem solver.
  • High emotional intelligence and communication skills.
  • Professional email and phone etiquette.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office including Word and Excel.

Nice To Haves

  • Previous experience directly selling ocean and/or air services is preferred.
  • Previous experience using the ERP system, CargoWise One, is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Seek out new clients and establish a book of business through prospecting and networking (cold calling, electronic media, seminars, trade shows, in-person presentations, etc.).
  • Present OEC Group's service offers: Ocean Import/Export, Air Import/Export, Distribution & Warehousing, Trucking, Cargo Insurance, and Customs Brokerage.
  • Meet monthly revenue quotas given by Sales management (based off monthly salary).
  • Collaborate with CRM Specialists to create sales presence in local market.
  • Maintain communication with internal teams as well as overseas offices.
  • Travel locally for client meetings and presentations.

Benefits

  • Monthly car allowance.
  • Relocation and travel opportunities for top performers.
  • 10-days PTO (Paid Time Off), Employee Appreciation Days, Paid Holidays, Sick/Flex time.
  • Full Health Insurance coverage including medical, dental, vision, term life, and accident insurance.
  • 401K retirement plan with 3% company match.
  • Discounted pet insurance - woof! woof! meow!
  • Annual performance and mid-year reviews for salary increases.
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