Gartner is seeking a Sales Manager to lead large-enterprise sales across the Dallas and Houston markets. The role typically requires proven experience selling advisory, consulting, research, or technology solutions to senior business and technology executives. Candidates should have a strong record of exceeding revenue targets, developing strategic accounts, managing complex sales cycles, and building trusted relationships with enterprise clients. Expectations include prospecting, pipeline management, accurate forecasting, executive-level presentations, negotiation, collaboration with internal specialists, and consistent achievement of new-business and retention goals. Strong communication, commercial judgment, consultative selling skills, and the ability to work independently in a performance-focused environment are essential. Experience with C-suite engagement and large-account planning is highly desirable.
Gartner is a global research and advisory company that helps business and technology leaders make informed decisions about strategy, digital transformation, technology investment, and organizational performance. Its services include research reports, consulting, executive programs, peer insights, conferences, and advisory support. Gartner serves organizations across industries, from large multinational enterprises to government institutions and growing businesses. The company is known for its analyst research, market evaluations, and practical guidance for senior executives, including CIOs and other C-suite leaders. Sales professionals at Gartner typically represent subscription-based research and advisory solutions, develop long-term executive relationships, and manage complex enterprise buying processes. The company operates internationally and emphasizes measurable performance, consultative engagement, professional development, and a structured approach to account growth.
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