Specialist, Account Management (Key Accounts) - Noon Food

About noonnoon, the region's leading consumer commerce platform. On December 12th, 2017, noon launched its consumer platform in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, expanding to Egypt in February 2019. The non-ecosystem of services now marketplaces for food delivery, quick commerce, fintech, and fashion. Noon is a work in progress; we're six years in, but only 5% done.noon's mission: Every door, every dayAbout noon FoodNoon Food is a restaurant-first platform on the noon app, offering fair commissions, a sustainable program, and operating flexibility for the food and beverage industry in the Middle East. The most recent addition to the non-ecosystem, the non-Food mission is to revolutionize the F&B delivery landscape, firmly putting the control and success back in the hands of retailers.What you'll do:Team noon has some of the fastest, smartest, and hardest-working people we've encountered. With a young, aggressive, and talented team, we're driving major missions forward.Manage a portfolio of small to medium sized restaurant partners.Maintain an outstanding relationship with our restaurant partners.Own and optimize catalog accuracy, in-store operations, growth initiatives, and provide everyday support.Conduct performance reviews with your accounts and identify opportunities to improve revenue and market share.Pitch and convince partners to participate in campaigns to grow their topline sales on Noon FoodSharing monthly reports and owning the success of your portfolio.Be a positive representative of noon Food and its brand in the market. What you'll need:2-3 years of client management experience, preferably within a high growth companyExcellent communication skills, written and verbal. Self-starter. Capable of driving towards targets every month and ability to meet deadlines. Good analytical skills. Ability to work on MS excel, CRM software. Fluency in English. Arabic language skills are an advantage.Who will excelWe're looking for people with high standards who understand that hard work matters.You need to be relentlessly resourceful and operate with a deep bias for action.We need people with the courage to be fiercely original.Noon is not for everyone; readiness to adapt, pivot, and learn is essential.

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