account executive
: a business executive (as in an advertising agency) responsible for dealing with a client's account
Recent Examples on the Web
//As a senior account executive, his specialty has long been comedy.
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Chris Gardner, The Hollywood Reporter, "A Hollywood Publicist's Surprising Side Hustle: A Book About Shocking Onstage Deaths," 15 Sep. 2019
//The official, Christine Halvorsen, who has since become an AWS account executive, said the FBI was exploring the use of Rekognition to investigate terror attacks and mass shootings.
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Jon Schuppe, NBC News, "Amazon is developing high-tech surveillance tools for an eager customer: America's police," 8 Aug. 2019
//Quicken says there are 1,300 open positions in its downtown headquarters for mortgage bankers, underwriters, account executives, software engineers, data scientists and paid interns.
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Jc Reindl, Detroit Free Press, "Quicken Loans says it just had the best quarter in its history," 16 July 2019
//Bulldog Public Relations of the District appointed Dan Pettine senior account executive.
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Washington Post, "Washington-area appointments and promotions for July 22," 22 July 2019
//In a unanimous, unsigned order, a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals told a federal district judge in the state of Washington to take into account executive privileges in reweighing her decision.
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Maura Dolan, latimes.com, "Appeals court lets Trump’s military transgender ban stand while judge reconsiders case," 14 June 2019
//Britt Swingle, account executive at national staffing agency Creative Circle, tells Teen Vogue.
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Emma Sarran Webster, Teen Vogue, "Traveling After College: 6 Reasons You Should Travel After Graduation," 20 May 2019
//The bride’s father is the senior sales account executive at Duggal Visual Solutions, a visual imaging and printing company in New York.
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New York Times, "Talia Bailey, Jonathan Plax," 3 June 2018
//Boelter + Lincoln Communications promoted Danielle Fuentes to senior account executive.
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Milwaukee, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "New hires, promotions at Wisconsin companies," 15 Feb. 2018
First Known Use of account executive
1931, in the meaning defined above
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