Area Vice President - SLED
Appian Corporation (1 month ago)
About this role
The Area Vice President at Appian is a senior sales leader responsible for driving regional business performance and supporting Appian's market growth. The role focuses on advancing adoption of Appian’s AI-powered process platform, with emphasis on State and Local (SLED) customers. It is based in the Greater DC area and connects closely with sales leadership and product teams while benefiting from Appian’s training and development programs.
Required Skills
- Sales Leadership
- Team Management
- Target Attainment
- Quota Management
- Territory Planning
- Account Strategy
- Solution Selling
- Business Automation
- SLED Sales
- Enterprise Sales
+2 more
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Business or Related Field
About Appian Corporation
appian.comAppian is a low-code automation platform that helps enterprises design, build, and run AI-powered process orchestration and digital workflows. It unifies low-code development, BPM, robotic process automation, AI/ML and case management into a single platform to automate complex end-to-end business processes. Enterprises use Appian to speed application delivery, improve operational efficiency and governance with drag-and-drop tooling, prebuilt components, process mining and broad integrations. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in McLean, Virginia, Appian emphasizes enterprise-grade security, scalability and compliance for regulated industries.
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