Account Manager, Coronary Therapies
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Azienda riservata in Milano
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Location:
based preferably in the South area of Lombardia (Milan, Lodi or Pavia).
About the Role:
The
Account Manager
(AM) manages the end-to-end sales process for specific customer segments by identifying commercial opportunities, driving account planning, and executing regional and local sales strategies. The role focuses on business growth, expanding BSC's market share, securing product positioning, and ensuring market penetration. Commercial activities target both clinical and economic stakeholders to deliver sustainable results.
Location:
with an ideal base in the Southern area of
Lombardia
(preferably Milan, Lodi or Pavia), and the territory to be covered will be Lombardia.
Key Responsibilities:
Contribute to the annual strategic plan by providing RSM, BUM, and Marketing with detailed business intelligence (market trends, opportunities, competitive landscape, and stakeholder insights).
Understand account needs and expectations; develop detailed account plans, support RSM in Top Tier 1 accounts and manage Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 accounts autonomously.
Design and execute sales strategies and activities aligned with account plans and regional targets.
Ensure
clinical support
in the operating room during procedures when required, alongside commercial responsibilities.
Your Responsibilities Will Include:
Develop stakeholder maps, define touchpoints, and maintain accurate account information in systems.
Build and maintain relationships with economic stakeholders and clinical KOLs, promoting health economics arguments and engaging decision-makers on commercial programs and solutions.
Support clinical colleagues in identif