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Own a local territory through primarily in-person field sales, conducting business visits, generating pipeline, delivering product demos, closing full-cycle deals, building partnerships, and exceeding quota. The role requires strong Salesforce discipline, consultative selling across Square’s commerce ecosystem, and expertise in restaurants, retail, or service businesses.
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Own the vision and roadmap for Expedia Group’s sponsored listings auction marketplace. Lead auction mechanics, bidding, pricing, relevance, and optimization initiatives to improve traveler experience, partner ROI, marketplace efficiency, and revenue. Partner with engineering, machine learning, data science, and business teams to develop technical solutions, define metrics, analyze performance, run experiments, and communicate strategy to leadership. Apply AI and GenAI tools to accelerate product development and decision-making.
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