•Marketing high end products to special accounts such as dealers and providing technical help tothem in sophisticated products .•Marketing new technology for all corporate products and providing technology need for dealerchannel.•Be aware of the information about the products and solutions.•Cover all issues according to purchase orders (Credit, logistic, delivery, after sell Service).•Maintain the consumer and commercial model per products for availability on stock.•Taking care of all the tenders and RFQ for non-stock products or stock products and solutions withcommercial products and all the other values products.•Keeping track of all the opportunities with quite good analysis for the won & lost opportunities.•Reaching the level of writing the specifications of the tenders with coordination’s of our Sales Team.

The Product Manager is responsible for the product planning and execution throughout the product lifecycle, including: gathering and prioritizing product and customer requirements, defining the product vision, and working closely with engineering, sales, marketing and support to ensure revenue and customer satisfaction goals are met. The Product Manager’s job also includes ensuring that the product supports the company’s overall strategy and goals.

As an account executive, also known as an account handler, you'll act as the link between an advertising agency and its clients.You should strive to understand your client's goals, and then organise the agency's creative and administrative staff to produce effective campaigns. Your routine tasks are likely to include:Meeting clients to discuss their advertising needsWorking with account planners to devise a campaign that meets the client's brief and budgetPresenting campaign ideas and costings to clientsBriefing the creative team who will produce the advertsNegotiating with clients, solving any problems and making sure deadlines are metChecking and reporting on the campaign's progressKeeping in contact with the client at all stages of the campaignManaging the account's budget and invoicing the clientMaking 'pitches' to try to win new business.

As an account executive, also known as an account handler, you'll act as the link between an advertising agency and its clients.You should strive to understand your client's goals, and then organise the agency's creative and administrative staff to produce effective campaigns. Your routine tasks are likely to include:Meeting clients to discuss their advertising needsWorking with account planners to devise a campaign that meets the client's brief and budgetPresenting campaign ideas and costings to clientsBriefing the creative team who will produce the advertsNegotiating with clients, solving any problems and making sure deadlines are metChecking and reporting on the campaign's progressKeeping in contact with the client at all stages of the campaignManaging the account's budget and invoicing the clientMaking 'pitches' to try to win new business.

As an account executive, also known as an account handler, you'll act as the link between an advertising agency and its clients.You should strive to understand your client's goals, and then organise the agency's creative and administrative staff to produce effective campaigns. Your routine tasks are likely to include:Meeting clients to discuss their advertising needsWorking with account planners to devise a campaign that meets the client's brief and budgetPresenting campaign ideas and costings to clientsBriefing the creative team who will produce the advertsNegotiating with clients, solving any problems and making sure deadlines are metChecking and reporting on the campaign's progressKeeping in contact with the client at all stages of the campaignManaging the account's budget and invoicing the clientMaking 'pitches' to try to win new business.