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LIZY is transforming car leasing in Europe and is scaling its sales team from its Brussels base. We are seeking a highly driven Account Manager to own an existing B2B client portfolio, retain relationships, and drive meaningful growth through renewals, fleet expansions, and strategic upsell.
You will engage with CEOs, CFOs, HR managers, and small business owners, craft growth plans, and champion a data‑driven approach to cost of ownership and fiscal strategy, in a fast‑growing startup culture.
LIZY is transforming car leasing in Europe A €70B market still dominated by slow, expensive, and outdated players.
Our mission is simple: make long‑term car leasing more responsible and as easy as buying on Amazon, while delivering an outstanding customer experience. Founded in 2019, LIZY has generated tens of millions of euros in revenue in Belgium in less than five years, with strong year‑over‑year growth. Building on this success, we expanded to France, where momentum is already strong: sales tripled in 2025, product‑market fit is validated, and traction among SMBs and entrepreneurs keeps accelerating. In short: the market is responding, the model works, and it’s time to scale our Sales team.
Since 2019 €110M+ raised. 4.7/5 average customer rating. Presence in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands. A team with backgrounds at Google, McKinsey, Deloitte, Spendesk…
We are looking for a highly driven Account Manager to take ownership of our existing client base and act as a strategic mobility partner.
Within our AM team, you will autonomously manage, retain, and actively grow a portfolio of B2B clients, transforming standard accounts into long‑term LIZY ambassadors.
At LIZY, we’re not just hiring salespeople. We’re looking for builders. People who want to deeply understand their market, continuously learn, perform with high standards, and actively contribute to a company that’s growing month after month. Want to help build LIZY and leave your mark?