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Business Network Consulting (BNC) in Denver's Uptown office is seeking a SMB Sales Executive to own the full sales cycle—from prospecting and proposal creation through closing and onboarding support during the first six months. This office-based role emphasizes a strong hunter mindset and relationship-building with business owners and decision makers.
This position offers a very competitive compensation package, medical/dental benefits, a 401(k) with company matching, and generous PTO.
The SMB Sales Executive is responsible for the direct sales channel for BNC’s Colorado operation. This is a full-cycle sales role where you’ll own the process from prospecting, proposal creation, and closing to supporting onboarding and client development during the first 6 months. This position works out of our Uptown office.
The SMB Sales Executive is responsible for the direct sales channel for BNC’s Colorado operation. This is a full-cycle sales role where you’ll own the process from prospecting, proposal creation, and closing to supporting onboarding and client development during the first 6 months. This position works out of our Uptown office.
This SMB Account Executive is an important member of the BNC team and works closely with nearly every part of our organization. In this position, the right individual will generate a sizable income, build an exciting and rewarding career, and directly influence the growth of the company.
OTE RANGE: $130,000 - $150,000+
This is an office-based role with time in the field
Business Network Consulting (www.bncsystems.com) has been supporting the entire IT infrastructure of our business clients in the Denver and Dallas/Ft. Worth metro areas since 1997. This is a fast-paced environment and those who join the team will be expected to have a very strong personal drive to succeed, to be able to contribute independently and collaboratively within a close team, and to thrive on being the best.
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