Enterprise Acquisition Account Executive
LaunchDarkly · Remote (Remote US)
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About the role
The Enterprise Acquisition Account Executive will drive LaunchDarkly's growth by acquiring new enterprise customers through 100 percent net new logo generation. Owning a defined territory, you will develop and execute strategic account plans, generate new opportunities, and deliver tailored solutions that demonstrate LaunchDarkly's value. This role is ideal for someone who thrives on breaking into greenfield accounts and closing new business.
Responsibilities
Territory Management: Develop and maintain comprehensive territory and account plans.
Pipeline Generation: Secure consistent new opportunities through targeted outreach and account research.
Revenue Growth: Achieve quarterly revenue and new logo acquisition targets.
Customer Engagement: Build strong relationships with champions and decision-makers, developing compelling business cases.
Collaboration: Work with SDRs, SEs, and other teams to ensure seamless execution and customer success.
Strategic Thinking & Execution
Design and execute long-term strategies that drive business growth within a defined territory.
Identify and capitalize on market opportunities and align them with company objectives.
Adapt strategies as market dynamics evolve, ensuring continuous growth and a competitive edge.
Enterprise Sales Expertise
Proven track record in enterprise sales, including lead generation, opportunity identification, negotiation, and closing high-value deals.
Deep understanding of the enterprise sales cycle and the ability to manage complex, multi-stage deals.
Skilled in selling to C-suite executives and senior decision-makers, developing customized solutions that address business needs.
Customer-Centric Problem Solving
Assess customer pain points and design tailored solutions that create measurable value.
Build long-term relationships with key customers, acting as a trusted advisor to solve their business challenges.
Overcome obstacles and find innovative solutions to meet customer needs.
Independent Decision Making
Work autonomously with minimal day-to-day supervision, making sound decisions based on analysis of data and situational factors.
Take ownership of the territory, managing customer acquisition with confidence and minimal instruction.
Prioritize tasks and make decisions quickly, ensuring alignment with broader business goals.
Analytical Skills & Data-Driven Insights
Analyze market data, sales metrics, and customer insights to inform strategies and decision-making.
Evaluate diverse factors to identify trends, resolve complex issues, and optimize sales efforts.
Use CRM and sales tools to track and analyze performance.
Negotiation & Deal Structuring
Negotiate large-scale, complex contracts, balancing customer needs with company goals.
Create mutually beneficial agreements that result in long-term business relationships.
Handle objections, overcome resistance, and close deals in a competitive market.
Communication & Influence
Exhibit strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to influence and persuade key stakeholders.
Present solutions and negotiate with C-suite executives, ensuring clear understanding and alignment.
Communicate complex ideas concisely and compellingly to diverse audiences.
Collaboration & Team Leadership
Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams, including marketing, product, and customer success, to align efforts and drive growth.
Demonstrate leadership in managing internal resources, ensuring alignment with company goals.
Motivate and influence team members across departments to achieve common objectives.
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