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Enterprise Account Executive
At Forrester, we’re trusted to work on trailblazing, mission critical problems that business and technology leaders face today. That’s why we’re always looking to empower talented individuals to perform at their best every single day. We’re proud of our community of smart people and vibrant voices who come together to do what’s right by our clients and each other. Our success is driven by curiosity, courage and customer obsession. The confidence and drive to be bold at work. Join us and build an extraordinary future. About This Role: We’re seeking a highly motivated sales professional with a passion for building relationships and delivering value to clients. Using your curiosity and entrepreneurial mindset, you’ll help expand our existing account base of Fortune-class companies by engaging with senior leaders and executives. With a transparent and repeatable consultative sales process, you’ll achieve impactful outcomes through creative prospecting — leveraging tools like social media, industry events, and personal connections. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the opportunity to drive your professional and financial growth. In this role, you’ll work closely with top executives and their teams, gaining a deep understanding of their challenges and demonstrating how Forrester can support their mission. To succeed, you’ll rely on your ability to build trust, foster relationships, and communicate effectively. This role focuses on driving new business within the Department of War (DoW) and requires a strong command of DoW procurement processes, contracting pathways, and budgeting cycles. Success in this position depends on the ability to build and expand relationships across defense stakeholders, identify net-new opportunities, and move deals through complex, multi-phase sales cycles. The ideal candidate brings a proven track record of originating and closing new business within federal agencies, with direct experience in the DoW. They should have an established network of cont