Top Sales Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Manage and expand enterprise customer relationships through advocacy, retention, quarterly and annual business reviews, issue resolution, and regular engagement. Own new-business sales cycles, including prospecting, demonstrations, proposals, negotiations, and closing. Identify expansion opportunities within existing accounts, manage upgrades using Salesforce CPQ, maintain pipeline data, and collaborate across sales, marketing, product, implementation, support, and customer success teams.

Drive new client acquisition and revenue through high-volume lead outreach, sales strategy, CRM pipeline management, client pitches, stakeholder engagement, pricing analysis, and cross-functional collaboration to meet sales targets.

Own new business across North American betting and gaming, generating pipeline, winning new logos, and managing sales processes through close. Build relationships with operators and platform providers, sell fraud prevention, AML, and identity solutions, maintain accurate CRM forecasting, and collaborate with marketing, product, partnerships, and customer success. Serve as the internal voice of the vertical while staying informed on regulatory and competitive developments.

Full-cycle enterprise sales role responsible for prospecting, developing, qualifying, and closing deals with large, multi-stakeholder organizations. The position sells FacilitiesLink, a facilities information platform for planning, building, and operating large-scale campus environments. Compensation includes 50% commission, a $20-per-hour guaranteed draw, and on-target earnings starting at $150,000 annually. Flexible work arrangements are available, with occasional travel required.

Leads enterprise sales and strategic customer relationships for RigUp’s downstream energy solutions. Responsibilities include prospecting, pipeline management, proposals, negotiations, onboarding, account growth, market development, and cross-functional coordination with Operations, Product, Marketing, and Leadership. The role requires deep downstream oil and gas expertise, C-suite relationship development, complex RFP ownership, frequent client travel, AI-enabled sales workflows, and mentorship of account team members.

Own and scale enterprise healthcare accounts, focusing on proactive pipeline generation, consultative sales, and closing large provider deals. Manage relationship mapping, diagnostics, pricing strategy, executive alignment, and market presence. Continue owning client relationships through pilot implementations and full rollouts, coordinating cross-functional teams and ensuring customer adoption. The role requires strong healthcare private equity, RCM or clinical operations knowledge and a relationship-driven, full-cycle sales approach.

Generates top-of-funnel pipeline through high-volume outbound prospecting, primarily cold calls, email, LinkedIn, and CRM campaigns. Manages leads, qualifies prospects, schedules product demos for Account Executives, documents interactions, communicates FareHarbor’s value, monitors performance, researches market trends, and shares customer and competitive insights with internal teams.

Drive enterprise SaaS and services sales to health insurance plans within an assigned territory. Responsibilities include prospecting, nurturing, and closing high-value opportunities; delivering customized presentations and product demonstrations; exceeding revenue targets; tracking pipelines and forecasts in HubSpot; and communicating AI platform value, ROI, and payer-market insights to health plan executives.

Leads the ISV payments partnership function, building and developing Partner Account Manager teams, expanding the partner ecosystem, and driving partner revenue, adoption, retention, and satisfaction. Owns partnership strategy, commercial negotiations, pricing, renewals, KPIs, and payment capability roadmaps. Collaborates with Product, Engineering, Marketing, Legal, Risk, and Compliance to launch integrations and payment types while representing the company with strategic partners.

Leads strategic business development and enterprise software sales for electric utility and AEC customers. Develops account strategies, identifies and closes opportunities, builds executive relationships, manages complex negotiations, forms strategic partnerships, and collaborates with marketing, product, and customer success teams. The role focuses on substation design, utility planning, AI-enabled engineering workflows, digital twins, and infrastructure modernization, with 30–50% travel across North America.