Strategic Enterprise Tech Account Leader

CBRE

Salem (OR)

On-site

USD 175,000 - 225,000

Full time

2 days ago

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401(k)

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Job summary

CBRE is seeking an Account Director to lead senior relationships across enterprise technology engagements, shaping strategies and coordinating teams from opportunity development through delivery, renewal, and expansion.

The role combines strategic account leadership, commercial discipline, and technology fluency to connect business priorities with workplace, productivity, data, automation, and AI-enabled technology solutions.

Qualifications

7+ years in enterprise technology account management, consulting, managed services, or related client-facing tech roles.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary relationship lead for assigned enterprise technology accounts, maintaining proactive communication, stakeholder confidence, and clear escalation paths across cross functional teams.
Provide leadership for the account team. While the role does not include direct people management responsibilities, it is accountable for ensuring team members understand priorities, meet internal standards, fulfill client commitments, and deliver a consistent stakeholder experience.
Develop and maintain strategic account plans that align client business priorities, technology roadmaps, service investments, and growth opportunities.
Own account revenue, retention, and growth objectives, including renewals, service expansion, and new opportunities.
Create demand by identifying unmet business needs, service gaps, stakeholder priorities, and opportunities to expand existing technology services or launch new advisory/project work.
Lead product demonstrations, discovery workshops, roadmap sessions, executive briefings, innovation conversations, or lightweight pilots.
Guide the commercial lifecycle, including discovery, solution shaping, pricing, proposals, statements of work, amendments, and renewals.
Monitor account satisfaction, service quality, commercial commitments, delivery risks, and escalation needs.
Understanding of outsourced services, supplier/partner agreements, cybersecurity or compliance requirements, and enterprise procurement practices.