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Mission Director - Army

USA · remote · full time

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This position offers a base salary of $145,000 - $185,000. (Total on-target earnings of $290,000 to $370,000) Role Description: The Mission Director is a quota-carrying, full-lifecycle business owner responsible for identifying, shaping, closing, and executing new business within the Army specifically targeting PAE Fires/Maneuver Ground. You will build trusted relationships with Mission Heroes (our customers),…

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