Commercial Print Sales Executive/Key Account Manager.
At a glance
Manager-level Account Executive role at Ricoh Careers. Kansas City · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate $87,500–$180,000 across the United States.
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What you'll do
- Run a portfolio of strategic print accounts, keeping customers while finding ways to grow their business
- Guide production-print deals from discovery through close across devices, software, services and finishing
- Review account performance with customers regularly and use those discussions to uncover expansion opportunities
- Win new customers in your territory and track pipeline forecasts in RISE
- Bring relevant print technology developments into customer conversations
What you bring
- At least eight years selling production print, ideally to transactional or graphic communications accounts
- A record of growing and retaining accounts through solution-led selling, plus experience engaging senior customer leaders
- You can manage complex sales work independently, without overlay or pre-sales support
- You are proficient with RISE, Microsoft Office and sales planning tools
Who this fits
This suits a senior seller comfortable owning strategic accounts and the full sales cycle, while also pursuing new business. Travel is part of meeting customer and partner commitments. A bachelor’s degree is preferred, with equivalent experience accepted.
From the employer
Commercial Print Sales Executive/Key Account Manager
Position Profile
The Key Account Executive is a senior sales professional responsible for a set of strategic accounts across Transactional Print, Service Bureau, and Graphic Communications segments. This role owns the full sales cycle and customer experience, with responsibility for Ricoh’s complete production offering: inkjet and toner devices, software, services, and finishing. This role focuses on maintaining and growing strategic accounts, while also identifying and securing new customers in the assigned territory. The ideal candidate is self-sufficient, solution-focused, and highly experienced in managing large, complex print environments without overlay support.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
- Own a defined book of key accounts and drive both retention and expansion across the portfolio.
- Manage all elements of the sales cycle, from discovery to close, across Ricoh’s entire production print offering.
- Conduct recurring Strategic Account Reviews (SARs) with customers to track performance and identify growth areas.
- Uncover net new business opportunities within existing accounts.
- Secure net new customers within assigned territory.
- Actively track opportunities and maintain up-to-date forecasting using RISE (Oracle CRM).
- Maintain awareness of print technology developments and apply insights where applicable in client engagements.
Qualifications (Education, Experience and Certifications)
Typically Requires:
- Bachelor’s degree preferred or equivalent experience.
- Minimum 8 years in production print sales, preferably across transactional and graphic communications accounts.
- Strong track record of account growth, retention, and solution-based selling.
- Excellent communication and strategic planning skills, including executive engagement.
- Self-sufficient with ability to manage without overlay or pre-sales resources.
- Proficient in RISE (Oracle CRM), Microsoft Office Suite, and sales planning tools..
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Working Conditions, Mental and Physical Demands
- Adaptable and flexible work environment, including travel as required to meet customer and partner commitments.
- Work assignments are diversified. Interpret, comprehend, and apply complex material, data, and instruction.
- Minimal physical effort required. Work is mostly sedentary but does require walking, standing, bending, reaching, lifting or carrying objects typically less than 10 lbs.
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with the job.