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Vyntelligence

Key Account Director (Professional Services)

United Kingdom
Posted about 17 hours ago
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At Vyn

We're reimagining how work gets done in the deskless world.

Our platform enriches expertly-curated short videos — captured before, during, and after work — with AI-powered automated workflows. We own the world's largest dataset of this kind, enabling field users and customers to make smarter, more efficient decisions about their assets and operations.

Our purpose is to deliver transformative commercial and environmental outcomes, helping global clients across utilities, telecoms, retail and energy improve pricing accuracy, speed up delivery, ensure safety, and maintain compliance.

What You’ll Do

  • Own and grow a portfolio of strategic accounts in the UK utilities sector, selling professional services that drive IT / Data/ AI transformation opportunities for clients.
  • Create and develop existing relationships with CIO/ CDOs to drive services including Intelligence as a service (Assets, Sites, Work), analytics and FDE services to speed up outcomes across the UK’s leading energy, water and grid operators.
  • Drive new business development through proactive outreach, industry events, and ecosystem partnerships; build and convert a 3x quota pipeline
  • Lead complex, multi-stakeholder sales cycles from qualification through to contract close, collaborating closely with pre-sales, delivery and product teams
  • Represent the company at UK energy and utilities forums and trade bodies; act as a visible thought leader in the data analytics space for regulated industries

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What You’ll Need

  • Experience in platform sales and associated services with budgets of £5-50m per transaction (inclusive of ARR and professional services) for multi year programmes.
  • Has solid connections into the entire chain within IT, integration & architecture teams ideally worked into systems integration and professional services built on Salesforce, Service Now, Esri and Maximo.
  • Demonstrable knowledge of the UK utilities sector (energy, water, or grid) and its operational, regulatory, and commercial drivers
  • A track record of closing complex, multi-year deals of £5m+ with large regulated enterprises; comfortable navigating long procurement cycles
  • Exceptional C-suite stakeholder management and executive communication skills; credible and confident presenting to boards and senior leadership teams
  • Prior experience at a leading professional services or technology consulting firm (e.g. Accenture, Cognizant, Capgemini, IBM, KPMG) strongly preferred; entrepreneurial drive to thrive in a scale-up environment

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Skills

Strategic Account Management
Professional Services Sales
C-suite Stakeholder Management
Business Development
Pipeline Management
Complex Sales Cycles
Data Analytics
IT Transformation
Executive Communication
Contract Negotiation
UK Utilities Sector Knowledge
Consultative Selling

Location

United Kingdom

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