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Enterprise Account Executive

Iaagiz Open · verified Oct 22, 2026
Hybrid Dallas Full-time Mid-level Account Executive

At a glance

Mid-level Account Executive role at Iaagiz. Dallas · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate $89,375–$170,052.

Estimated pay

Iaagiz has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.

$89,375 – $170,052
What the middle half of mid-level account executive roles in Dallas paid, among postings that did state a salary.
Worked out from 30 postings that stated pay, median $144,250. Last updated Oct 18, 2026.
RoleAccount Executive
SeniorityMid-level
LocationDallas
WorkplaceHybrid
EmploymentFull-time
PostedOct 19, 2026 · 3d ago
Role brief

growthroles summary, based on the employer's posting.

What you'll do

  • Win new enterprise customers across North America and grow revenue in your assigned accounts
  • Build account plans, qualify opportunities, and guide complex sales from discovery through signed contracts
  • Earn executive relationships and connect customer challenges to supply chain consulting and technology outcomes
  • Work with leaders, solution consultants, and delivery teams on proposals and value cases
  • Keep CRM pipeline and forecasts current, and share customer and competitor insights with leadership

What you bring

  • At least ten years selling complex software, consulting, or digital transformation solutions to enterprises
  • You have sold into manufacturing, with substantial experience in automotive
  • A track record of winning new enterprise customers and handling lengthy sales with multiple decision-makers
  • You can sell to senior executives, business leaders, and IT stakeholders, and make the business value clear
  • A bachelor’s degree is required

Who this fits

This suits a self-directed hunter who can build executive relationships and close complex enterprise deals. The role is focused on manufacturing, especially automotive, and requires travel as needed. The listing names Chicago or Detroit as the role location.

From the employer

Enterprise Account Executive – Manufacturing

Location- Chicago or Detroit

About the Role

Bristlecone is seeking a high-performing Enterprise Account Executive- Manufacturing to drive new business growth across North America. This is a hunter role focused on acquiring net-new enterprise customers, building executive relationships, and closing complex, high-value consulting and technology engagements.

As an Enterprise Account Executive, you will partner with Bristlecone's leadership, solution experts, and delivery teams to develop account strategies, create qualified pipeline, and deliver business outcomes for leading manufacturing, automotive, industrial, and supply chain organizations.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a growth-focused organization where your contributions will have a direct impact on business expansion and long-term success.

Compensation

  • Competitive base + uncapped commission
  • Accelerators and kickers
  • Unlimited vacation and comprehensive benefits package

Key Responsibilities

  • Drive new logo acquisition and revenue growth across assigned North American enterprise accounts.
  • Develop and execute strategic account plans to identify, qualify, and close new business opportunities.
  • Build and maintain C-level and executive relationships with enterprise customers and strategic partners.
  • Lead complex, consultative sales cycles involving multiple stakeholders from discovery through contract execution.
  • Position Bristlecone's supply chain consulting and technology solutions by aligning customer business challenges with measurable business outcomes.
  • Collaborate with executive leadership, solution consultants, and delivery teams to develop compelling client proposals and value propositions.
  • Maintain an accurate sales pipeline, forecasts, and opportunity updates within CRM.
  • Stay informed on industry trends, competitive landscape, and customer priorities to identify new growth opportunities.
  • Provide market feedback to leadership regarding customer needs, competitive insights, and solution enhancements.

Required Qualifications

  • 10+ years of enterprise sales experience selling complex software, consulting, or digital transformation solutions.
  • Experience selling into manufacturing sector, with deep experience in the automotive industry.
  • Proven track record of consistently acquiring and closing net-new enterprise accounts.
  • Demonstrated success managing long, complex enterprise sales cycles with multiple decision-makers.
  • Experience selling to C-level executives, business leaders, and IT stakeholders.
  • Strong consultative selling skills with the ability to build business cases and articulate measurable business value.
  • Excellent communication, presentation, negotiation, and executive relationship management skills.
  • Self-motivated, entrepreneurial, and results-oriented with the ability to work independently.
  • Willingness to travel as required.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Strong background in enterprise Supply Chain Planning (SCP), Supply Chain Management (SCM), or digital supply chain solutions.
  • Experience selling solutions such as Kinaxis, Blue Yonder, Körber Supply Chain, Anaplan, SAP Supply Chain, Oracle SCM, o9 Solutions, or similar enterprise platforms.
  • Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree is a plus.

What Success Looks Like

  • Consistently exceeds annual revenue and new logo acquisition targets.
  • Builds a strong pipeline of qualified enterprise opportunities.
  • Establishes trusted executive relationships with strategic customers.
  • Successfully positions Bristlecone as a strategic digital supply chain transformation partner.
  • Collaborates effectively across sales, consulting, and delivery teams to drive customer

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