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American Express
Manager - International Account Development (Virtual - East Coast/Midwest)
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A Corporate Development Manager helps develop, manage and analyze corporate development through mergers and acquisitions or strategic alliances. Leads research, cost/benefit analyses of mergers, and communicates results to stakeholders. Includes developing and maintaining professional relationships, marketing the proposed changes and assisting in transitions.
$139,966 / year median in the U.S.
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Manager - International Account Development (Virtual - East Coast/Midwest) New York, NY, United States IL, United States MI, United States OH, United States IN, United States MN, United States MO, United States PA, United States MD, United States NJ, United States DE, United States Washington, DC, United States DC, United States MA, United States CT, United States VA, United States NC, United States SC, United States GA, United States FL, United States (Remote) Job Description Retain and profitably grow a portfolio of our most strategic global Commercial clients. The ideal candidate will be a client-focused leader with a consultative mindset and the ability to navigate complex, matrixed organizations both internally and externally. This role requires someone who can think strategically, lead cross-functional initiatives, and drive meaningful outcomes in a high-visibility environment. In addition, the candidate must have proven experience working within the managed corporate travel industry, with success in managing large corporate travel accounts. This role blends travel agency account management expertise with payments and travel industry knowledge, requiring a deep understanding of travel ecosystems, supplier dynamics, client travel management priorities and overall supplier (business to business/B2B) payment landscape. Responsibilities Own and drive the global strategic vision for the account, including business plans and clear action steps to deliver program growth, retention, and client satisfaction. Develop and maintain executive-level relationships across business units and geographies, ensuring strong connectivity with key stakeholders in Payment Operations, Finance, Disputes, Product, and Technology. Collaborate closely with internal partners across Product, Risk, Servicing, Technology, Legal, TLS, and Strategic Partnerships to deliver tailored solutions and ensure operational excellence. Maintain a deep understanding of the client's industry, platform model, organizational goals, and evolving priorities, particularly within the travel and digital commerce space and specifically the corporate travel agency landscape. Design and lead regular business reviews, communicating performance, insights, and opportunities clearly and persuasively. Consult with clients using a value-driven approach, clearly articulating the Global Corporate Payments value proposition and quantifying business impact. Identify and implement cross-sell opportunities across B2B Payment Solutions, Virtual Payments, and T&E card products. Achieve portfolio growth and retention targets. Serve as the point of escalation and resolution, using structured action plans and project management tools as needed. Analyze client financial performance and P&Ls to recommend strategies for improving profitability, optimizing working capital, and enhancing efficiency. Deliver an exceptional client experience by ensuring that contractual obligations, SLAs, and service expectations are consistently met or exceeded. Leverage travel agency knowledge to design payment and servicing solutions tailored for corporations with large-scale travel needs, including supplier negotiations, booking workflows, duty of care considerations, and cost-optimization strategies.