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Key Account Manager

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Hiring Remotely in United States
Entry level
Manages and nurtures high-value T&D utility accounts across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Drives account growth, wallet share, quota attainment, customer satisfaction, and sales pipeline health. Builds relationships from technicians through executives and collaborates with regional account managers, business unit leaders, and product specialists to align initiatives and strengthen client partnerships.
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Territory: South Central ( Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana )

The Key Account Manager (KAM) is responsible for managing and nurturing relationships of assigned accounts, primarily T&D utility companies, within the KAM’s assigned territory, driving growth and assuring client satisfaction. This role focuses on strategic account management to increase wallet share of clients’ budgets allotted to solutions aligned with Megger’s business objectives. The KAM directly manages high-value territorial accounts, maintains client relationships at all levels (technician to executive), and is responsible for overall quota attainment at each account. In collaboration with Regional and Strategic Account Managers, Regional Business Unit Leads, and Product Specialists, the KAM ensures alignment on global and regional initiatives, fosters customer satisfaction, and strengthens the health of the sales pipeline.

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