Aggressive go-getter with 3–6 years Chennai B2B sales experience responsible for new business acquisition and managing client accounts to drive revenue growth.
An aggressive, go getter with 3 - 6 years Chennai Market B2B Sales Experience. Responsible for New Business Acquisition and Client Account Management.
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