A Product Specialist is a product expert who will work to increase investigative product sales, revenue, usage and market share in government accounts. Practical sales and demonstration skills are a requirement to provide Pre and Post Sale support. Further Sales Specialist's will provide support to account management, and customer support to accounts.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Demonstrated competencies with the CLEAR line of products
• Demonstrated ability to work as part of a sales team
• Proven ability to leverage credibility to build relationships with, and influence all levels within an organization to help secure new sales or renewals
• Ability to conduct large group presentations

Major Responsibilities:

• Support field sales representatives in identifying and closing CLEAR sales opportunities
• Conduct demonstrations of the CLEAR product line both in person and via WebEx
• Prospect and identify new opportunities for CLEAR products with government customers
• Provide expertise to the field regarding CLEAR data sources and product capabilities
• Assist field team in closing CLEAR sales opportunities
• Assist with the development, presentation and implementation of subscriber contracts
• Establish solid, long-term customer "trust relationships" and cultivate new business opportunities by diagnosing needs, presenting solutions and addressing customer concerns
• Educate customers on the benefits of the CLEAR product line over competitors and train customers for optimal productivity
• Conduct CLEAR training as well as coordinate sessions with the CLEAR trainers when appropriate
• Keep up to date on competitive activities in accounts and communicate information to peers and to management
• Coordinate local marketing and related efforts

Qualifications:

• Minimum of 3 years sales and/or consulting experience with investigative solutions a plus (Investigator, Analyst or Law Enforcement Officer)
• Excellent communications and presentation skills, previous presentation experience required
• Previous sales support experience
• Experience with positioning and selling online public records solutions a plus
• 50%+ travel including overnights required
• 4 year degree or equivalent experience

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