Michael Grudecki 600 x 600 px The Fractional Executive Network

Account Manager

Business Development & Growth

Role Overview

The Account Manager is a front-line revenue role responsible for identifying, developing, and closing new client relationships for The Fractional Executive Network.

This role is ideal for a hunter-minded professional who thrives on opening doors, leading conversations with senior executives, and positioning high-value professional services.

Account Managers are compensated for selling The Fractional Executive Network services and play a critical role in expanding our client base and executive engagements.

Key Responsibilities

  • Prospect, qualify, and close new client opportunities

  • Lead discovery conversations with founders, CEOs, and executive teams

  • Position The Fractional Executive Network’s fractional leadership model and services

  • Collaborate with The Fractional Executive Network leadership to scope opportunities and engagements

  • Manage opportunities from first conversation through close

  • Build and maintain a strong personal pipeline of qualified prospects

Ideal Background

  • Proven experience in business development, sales, or account acquisition

  • Comfortable selling consultative, high-value services

  • Experience selling to senior leadership or C-suite decision-makers

  • Strong communication, credibility, and executive presence

  • Self-directed and comfortable in a performance-based environment

Engagement & Compensation

  • Contractor-based role

  • Commission or performance-driven compensation (structure defined during conversation)

  • Flexible schedule with accountability tied to results—not hours

Who Thrives in This Role

  • Hunters who enjoy opening new relationships

  • Sellers who value autonomy and flexibility

  • Professionals comfortable operating without heavy structure

  • Individuals motivated by outcomes and earnings potential

Do you think you are a fit?

Interested in Selling Executive-Level Services?

If you’re energized by business development, relationship-building, and closing meaningful work with senior leaders, we’d welcome a conversation.

Dan DiSabato