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  • Account Executive, Professional Services

    AdobeRiyadhVerified source

    Adobe is hiring an Account Executive, Professional Services, in Riyadh to grow its consulting and implementation services business. The role covers sales strategy for assigned accounts, opportunity management, forecasting, contract negotiation, and senior client relationships. The successful candidate will coordinate…

    18 Oct
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  • Product Sales Specialist – Middle East

    AdobeRiyadhVerified source

    Adobe is hiring a Product Sales Specialist to help grow business with enterprise clients in Riyadh. The role partners with account executives, pre-sales specialists and other teams to manage the solution sales cycle, develop account strategies, identify opportunities and build customer relationships. Applicants need a…

    18 Oct
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  • Senior Renewal Sales Specialist

    AdobeRiyadhVerified source

    Adobe is hiring a Senior Renewal Sales Specialist in Riyadh to manage strategic customer contract renewals, negotiate proposals, and identify opportunities for upselling and account growth. The role includes forecasting renewals, tracking purchase orders, managing retention risks, and working with internal teams and…

    18 Oct
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  • Strategic Enterprise Account Executive

    AdobeRiyadhVerified source

    Adobe is hiring a Strategic Enterprise Account Executive in Riyadh, with 40 hours of work per week. The role manages enterprise client relationships, grows investment in Adobe technology, develops sales strategies and generates new revenue. The successful candidate will have validated enterprise software sales…

    18 Oct
    No closing dateThe employer's posting doesn't say when it closes. Check it at the source before you apply.