Sales Director
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - AEP Ticketing Solutions (a MODAXO in Firenze
Based in Signa, very near to Florence, Italy, the company was established in 1998 as a spin-off of Logitron (today Gilbarco-Veeder Root), that built the first Italian eTicketing systems in Florence and Prato (Italy) in 1992. In the early years, AEP was dedicated mainly to hardware products, such as validators, on-board computers and vending machines, and quickly gained the trust of large system integrators, thanks to the products' quality and their innovative approach.
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In 2008, AEP started the development of its own software suite, ET, The Easy Ticketing, to manage all the areas of automatic fare collection. Today, ET is one of the most advanced and complete solutions in the market. In 2016, AEP acquired the "Monetica" branch of Leonardo (a large Italian company), opening a branch in Genoa and later in Milan. Today, AEP is a well-known global brand,
thanks in part to its solutions built according to the London Transit model that allows the traveller to pay with EMV credit cards.
Now part of the Modaxo group, AEP continues to build its global presence for integrated solutions to help Public Transport be more effective and provide users with the best possible experience.
Modaxo's expertise, global bench strength, and singular focus on People Transportation make it a great home for technology companies that share our vision to efficiently move the world's people.
Bill Delaney, CEO, Modaxo
About the Role
As Sales Director for AEP, you will own the geographic execution of the portfolio strategy, driving disciplined, margin-aware commercial performance across a growing, multi-country pipeline. Working through the Pre-Sales Director and the Key Account Management team, you will protect and grow the installed base, bring rigour to pricing and bids, and keep the order book accurate enough to support recurring-reve