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FedEx Freight is seeking a results-driven sales leader to manage a portfolio of large freight accounts and national programs. This role emphasizes strategic planning, cross-functional collaboration, and leveraging technology to deliver value to national or system-wide accounts.
You will develop account plans, pursue growth opportunities, and analyze customer needs to tailor LTL solutions while maintaining strong relationships and navigating pricing models. Overnight travel may be required.
While this is a remote position, the successful candidate must reside within 50 miles of a FedEx Freight location in one of the following cities:
Manages large freight opportunities and key accounts, focusing on expanding and maintaining customer revenue through a solutions-based approach. This role involves strategic planning, high-level collaboration, and leveraging technology to deliver value to national or system-wide accounts.
Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Sales or Related Field.
6 years of sales experience, including 3 years in LTL sales.
Strong business acumen and project management skills.
High-level negotiation skills for pricing and contract renewals.
Strong analytical and relationship management skills.
In-depth knowledge of LTL operations and pricing models.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Salesforce.
Ability to travel overnight as required.
Demonstrated ability to collaborate across departments.
Ability to travel overnight as required.
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