Director of Enterprise Acccounts
About the role
A Director of Enterprise Accounts (DEA) serves as the commercial leader for industry segments focused on Evans' most strategic enterprise customers. Each Director is assigned industry segments containing enterprise accounts representing a significant portion of Evans' revenue and long-term growth strategy. These industry segments include (but is not limited to) machinery, mfg. equipment, infrastructure sector, tech, power generation and government services. This role is responsible for driving executive alignment, strategic growth, operational excellence, and financial performance across their assigned pillar. Acting as the customer's executive advocate within Evans, the DEA ensures Sales, Operations, Finance, Claims, Technology, and Executive Leadership remain aligned around a common customer strategy while delivering an exceptional customer experience. This position functions as the quarterback for the customer relationship—connecting people, processes, and solutions to strengthen long-term partnerships and create sustainable, profitable growth. In addition to being the quarterback, this role will require you to roll up the sleeves and proactively solve problems to ensure the customer needs are met.
Responsibilities
Industry & Customer Leadership Serve as the leadership relationship owner for assigned Industries and strategic enterprise customers. Build and maintain trusted relationships with executive decision makers across procurement, transportation, operations, engineering, finance, and supply chain leadership. Lead Executive Business Reviews (EBRs), strategic planning sessions, and long-term account planning within assigned industries. Represent the voice of the customers throughout Evans enterprise while ensuring Evans' strategic objectives remain aligned with customer priorities.
Strategic Account Management Develop and execute multi-year strategic account plans within industries, focused on revenue growth, customer retention, profitability, and solution expansion. Identify opportunities to expand Evans' services within a customer or industry, across business units, facilities, and transportation modes. Continuously evaluate the industry and/or customer's evolving business strategy, capital projects, and market conditions to proactively position Evans for future opportunities.