New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

Aztrum
Paisley, Alba / Scotland, PA1 1BY, United Kingdom
Last month
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New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

Paisley (Hybrid)

£30,000 – £50,000 Basic + Uncapped Commission

Aztrum Recruitment is partnering with a fast-growing technology solutions provider that is helping businesses thrive in a digital-first world. Due to continued growth, they are looking for a New Business Account Manager to join their ambitious sales team.

If you’re a driven sales professional who enjoys winning new business, building relationships, and closing deals, this is an excellent opportunity to join a company where your success is recognised and rewarded.

Why Join This Company? New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

Our client delivers a complete range of modern IT solutions, including:

Cybersecurity

Cloud services

IT infrastructure

Business continuity solutions

Managed IT supportThey work with organisations across multiple sectors to help them stay secure, efficient, and competitive. With strong growth plans and a collaborative culture, this is a business where talented salespeople can genuinely build a long-term career.

The Opportunity: New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

As a New Business Account Manager, you’ll play a key role in driving revenue by identifying new opportunities and building strong relationships with potential clients.

This is a consultative sales role where you’ll engage with senior decision-makers, understand their challenges, and position tailored IT solutions that deliver real business value.

You’ll have the autonomy to develop your pipeline while working closely with technical experts who will support you in delivering the right solutions to clients.

What You’ll Be Doing: New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

Proactively generate new business through calls, email campaigns, LinkedIn outreach, and networking

Build and manage a strong pipeline of opportunities

Engage with senior decision-makers and key stakeholders

Conduct consultative discovery meetings to understand business needs

Present tailored IT solutions that address client challenges

Maintain accurate pipeline updates and forecasting within the CRM

Collaborate with internal technical and delivery teams to ensure a smooth customer experienceWhat We’re Looking For: New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

Experience in B2B sales, business development, or lead generation

A motivated, target-driven mindset with a passion for winning new business

Strong communication and relationship-building skills

Highly organised with good attention to detail

Comfortable using CRM systems and modern sales tools

Someone ambitious who wants career progression and earning potentialWhat’s On Offer: New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

£30,000 – £50,000 basic salary (depending on experience)

Uncapped commission structure – high earning potential

Hybrid working flexibility

Clear progression into Senior Sales or Strategic Account Management roles

Ongoing training, mentorship, and professional development

A supportive, high-performance culture that celebrates successInterested? New Business Account Manager – IT Sector

If you’re looking to grow your career in the technology sector and join a company with strong momentum, we’d love to hear from you.

Contact:

Kylie Richards

Aztrum Recruitment

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