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Develops and manages broker, agent, and customer relationships across the Mid-Atlantic; promotes and sells workplace insurance, voluntary benefits, and ancillary products; expands distribution, meets sales targets, monitors competition, supports product strategy, and collaborates internally to resolve issues and grow the territory. The role requires extensive relationship management, persuasive presentations, sales performance tracking, and travel across the assigned region.

Manage day-to-day accounting operations, including general ledger, reconciliations, accounts payable and receivable, cash, trust/IOLTA accounting, payroll, month-end and year-end close, reporting, audit and tax support, and internal controls. Supervise and develop accounting staff, maintain accounting systems, resolve discrepancies, and improve financial processes and workflows while supporting the Director of Finance.

Own the post-sale customer journey for B2B SaaS finance customers, from implementation and go-live through adoption, value realization, risk management, renewals, and expansion. Monitor account health, quantify customer outcomes, lead success plans and impact reviews, identify growth opportunities, and communicate customer insights internally. Partner cross-functionally with Sales, Account Management, Implementation, Services, Product, and Support. Requires finance software experience, CRM proficiency, and up to 15% travel.

Administer and optimize Workday Financial Management, including configuration, reporting, calculated fields, dashboards, security, integrations, data loads, testing, and release support. Partner with Finance stakeholders to translate requirements into scalable solutions, troubleshoot issues, maintain production and sandbox environments, support audits and access management, and improve processes. The role also contributes to project and backlog management, documentation, end-user training, data quality, compliance, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Leads JoVE’s North America sales team of nine Account Executives, drives revenue and subscription growth, oversees pipeline and sales operations, develops talent, establishes KPIs, analyzes market dynamics, collaborates cross-functionally, and manages client renewals. The role requires extensive sales leadership experience in EdTech, K-12, or STEM publishing, along with proficiency in Salesforce, HubSpot, or similar platforms.

Drive new business growth by prospecting property management companies, managing full SaaS sales cycles, building enterprise relationships, conducting product demonstrations, maintaining HubSpot pipeline data, forecasting, and achieving revenue goals. Collaborate with SDRs, Marketing, Implementation, and Customer Success to support sales and onboarding. Travel quarterly for events, conferences, and in-market meetings.

Leads company-wide federal business development and revenue generation. Identifies target agencies, contract vehicles, partners, and opportunities; manages the qualified pipeline and CRM; leads capture, teaming, bid/no-bid recommendations, proposal support, recompete protection, and customer outreach. Owns the annual new-business revenue target and reports pipeline, submissions, awards, win rates, and performance monthly to executive leadership.

Own full-cycle recruiting for senior go-to-market and business roles across marketing, brand design, client engagement, and accounting. Develop creative sourcing strategies, evaluate candidates across disciplines, personalize outreach, partner with hiring leaders, manage candidate experience, close offers, maintain ATS data, and improve recruiting processes using research, analytics, and AI tools.

Coordinates customer requests for facility services with contractors and vendors, including scheduling, service-call updates, quote negotiation, proposal support, escalation handling, and completion confirmation. Provides administrative support, processes high volumes of calls and data, manages emergency requests, communicates with corporate facilities teams, and supports assigned projects and rollouts. Requires strong organization, customer service, communication, attention to detail, and basic technology skills.

Leads the creation of the product organization and enterprise technology strategy for a commercial insurance program administrator. Develops product and AI visions, prioritizes roadmaps, identifies build-versus-buy opportunities, transforms insurance workflows, establishes data and AI governance, and builds high-performing product teams. Partners with executive, underwriting, claims, actuarial, operations, distribution, legal, compliance, engineering, and data leaders to deliver measurable business improvements.