Relationship Manager
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - Worldpay in Siena
Ready to take your career global?
Make your mark at one of the biggest names in payments. We’re looking for a proven Relationship Manager to join our ever-evolving EMEA Commercial team to help us unleash the potential of every business. Sell products and/or services and manage relationships with existing named accounts to ensure satisfaction, alignment of client technology strategies with Global Payments Corporate Strategy, account retention and continued revenue growth.
What you’ll own
- To manage the Italian Government and other European based clients.
- Acts as primary liaison between client and Global Payments and understands client needs including financial expectations and restrictions.
- Within client organizations, builds network of both operational and executive C-level users and maintains knowledge of products and services utilized.
- Works directly with relevant teams to plan, coordinate and facilitate client meetings at Global Payments offices and Executive and/or Sales Executive visits and presentations at client on-site facilities.
- Sell products and services
- Manage relationships
- Ensure alignment of client technology and business strategies
- Focus on account retention and continued revenue growth
- Coach and mentor junior team members.
What you bring
- Experience as a Relationship or Account Manager in the payments and/or Fintech space.
- Fluent Italian speaker is essential based in Milan
- Experience interacting with Merchants and/or partners.
- Requires expert negotiation and communication skills, both written and verbal
- Understanding of global payment requirements and needs.
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– it’s unmatched. Come and be part of an ever-evolving company and get dynamic opportunities that go beyond borders.
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