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CBTS in Columbus, Ohio is hiring a SLED Account Executive to drive new business across state, local government, and education accounts in the Columbus/Central Ohio market. This hunter-focused role requires familiarity with public-sector procurement processes and multi-stakeholder sales cycles, including RFPs and cooperative purchasing.
You will build relationships with IT, procurement and executive leadership, collaborate with pre-sales to tailor CBTS managed IT, cloud, network, and security
CBTS is a technology services company delivering managed IT, cloud, networking, and security solutions to mid-market and enterprise clients. This role focuses on the State, Local, and Education (SLED) segment — one of CBTS's strategic public‑sector growth markets, centered on Ohio's state government, county/municipal agencies, and K-12/higher education institutions.
The SLED Account Executive is responsible for driving new business and expanding CBTS's footprint across state, local government, and education accounts in the Columbus/Central Ohio market. This is a hunter-focused role requiring familiarity with public-sector procurement (RFPs, state purchasing cooperatives/contract vehicles), education-specific funding (e.g., E-Rate), and the longer, multi-stakeholder sales cycles typical of government and education buyers.
$90,000-120,000 compensation
The compensation range in this posting reflects the Company’s good‑faith estimate at the time of publication. The applicable base pay range for any individual will be determined based on the candidate’s designated primary work location as well as factors including role scope and responsibilities, required qualifications, and the individual’s experience, education, skills, knowledge, and performance. Certain positions may also be eligible for additional compensation such as discretionary merit increases, bonuses, or sales‑based variable compensation in accordance with applicable plans and role requirements.
Due to U.S. Government requirements applicable to foreign-owned telecommunications providers, non-US citizens may be required to submit to an extensive government agency background check which will necessitate disclosure of sensitive Personally Identifiable Information.