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ROLLER

RVP, Sales - AMER

Austin, Texas, United States

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Location
Austin, Texas, United States
Work
Not stated
Employment
Not stated
Level
Senior
Function
Sales
Pay
Not stated
Posted
9 months ago

About the role

We are seeking an experienced RVP of Sales who will drive the business's key revenue streams, including new customer acquisition and expansion of the existing customer base via a land and expand strategy. Reporting to the VP of Sales, you will lead a team of Account Executives…

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