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Sales Account Manager


Average Austin Salary: $75,802.00
Average National Salary: $81,969.00

Overview: Manages the service or sale of certain accounts, with duties entailing estimating and analyzing records of present and past operations, trends and costs, estimated and realized revenue, administrative commitments, and obligations incurred.

Typical Functions
Typically reports to a director and has supervisors reporting to this position. Finds and contacts potential new customers. Keeps in contact with clients, answers their questions, and deals with complaints. Predicts future market trends and develops new sales ideas. Interprets accounts and records to management. May be responsible for sales budget. May attend trade shows and conferences.

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