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The Gordon Flesch Company is seeking an Account Executive to join our sales team and help clients select high‑quality technology solutions. This role emphasizes building trusted partnerships, delivering value, and meeting sales goals in a collaborative culture.
Ideal candidates have 2–3 years of B2B sales experience and a comfort level selling technology services and products. If you enjoy helping clients succeed, this role offers steady support and meaningful growth opportunities.
We're looking for an outgoing, energetic and relational individual who will thrive as an Account Executive as part of our GFC sales team. Do you want to be part of an engaging culture that values individuals both professionally and personally? Do you find equal joy in helping others succeed as you do in furthering your own success? Do you want to feel confident that the products and services you recommend to clients are of the highest quality, will truly meet their needs, and that the organization you work for stands behind them... and you? Then keep reading to see if this role is a fit.
The Gordon Flesch Company is the Midwest's leader in office technology, with offices in Illinois, Indianapolis, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Iowa. With a history that spans more than 60 years, we provide exceptional technology solutions and serve thousands of satisfied customers. Our premium products and services are supported by the best customer service in the industry, as well as an internal leasing division. Sales professionals are empowered to reach their goals by presenting a full range of solutions that add value to clients, and we make it easy to do business by removing roadblocks and streamlining sales and service processes. Our customers count on us to be more than just a vendor; we're a business partner who is there to help and support them as they grow and thrive.
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