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| Posted: | 29/07/26 | |
| Recruiter: | Chapman Tate Associates | |
| Reference: | 3146307380 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Industry: | IT, Telecoms | |
| Salary: | £60,000 - £65,000 Annual | |
| Location: | Manchester | |
| Description: | NetSuite Account Manager - Enterprise Financial Services Chapman Tate Associates is proud to be partnering with a leading NetSuite Partner specialising in the Enterprise Financial Services sector. Due to continued growth, we're seeking an experienced NetSuite Account Manager to take ownership of an established portfolio of enterprise customers while playing a key role in driving long-term client success. This is an outstanding opportunity for an ambitious Account Manager who enjoys building trusted relationships, delivering strategic value, and helping customers maximise their investment in NetSuite solutions. You'll have full ownership of a diverse portfolio of enterprise Financial Services customers, acting as the primary commercial contact throughout the customer lifecycle. Working alongside highly experienced consultants and delivery teams, you'll identify opportunities to expand existing accounts, strengthen client relationships, and ensure customers continue to realise value from their NetSuite investment. This role offers genuine autonomy, the opportunity to influence strategic client engagements, and a clear pathway for career progression within a growing and respected NetSuite Partner. Key Responsibilities:
You'll be a commercially focused Account Manager with experience managing ERP or SaaS customer relationships and a passion for delivering exceptional client experiences. We're looking for someone with:
Package on offer:
If you're looking for an opportunity where you'll have genuine ownership of your accounts, the autonomy to build lasting client relationships, and the chance to work with some of the UK's leading enterprise Financial Services organisations, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today or contact Chapman Tate Associates for a confidential discussion. | |