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Account Manager (3PL experience required)
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An Account Manager manages client accounts for a company. Develops and maintains communication with company clients, promotes sales and services, and works to resolve problems Accounts may be for product sales, advertising or marketing services or financial services such as banking.
$63,149 / year median in Indiana
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Account Manager (3PL experience required) Recruit 619 Noblesville, IN Job Details Full-time $70,000 - $100,000 a year 22 hours ago Qualifications Freight sales and client acquisition Deal closing Managing customer accounts Transportation sales 3PL Client retention strategy Client acquisition Account management Closing sales leads Logistics sales Client interaction via phone calls Full Job Description Account Manager Our Client is seeking an Account Manager to own and grow a book of shipper accounts. This is a hunter-and-farmer role focused on revenue growth, retention, and day-to-day service excellence. Location Noblesville / Indianapolis metro area About Our Client Our Client is a freight brokerage serving shippers who need reliable capacity across general freight, metals, building materials, produce, refrigerated goods, and related commodities. They win by being responsive, honest on rate and service, and easy to work with. The Role The Account Manager owns a book of shipper accounts and is responsible for revenue growth, retention, and day-to-day service. You will prospect and close new freight, quote lanes, coordinate with operations and carrier sales, and stay close enough to customers that they call Our Client first. This role requires time on the phone, in the TMS, and in front of customers—not just managing existing loads.