Full-Time

Client Relationship Manager

Pitney Bowes

Pitney Bowes

10,001+ employees

Global mailing and shipping technology provider

Compensation Overview

$63k/yr

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Arlington, TX, USA

In Person

On-site role at Arlington Presort facility; no remote work. Mon-Fri, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm.

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)

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Requirements
  • A minimum of 3+ years of applicable work experience
  • Ability to develop and grow long-term client relationships
  • Strong communication and negotiation skills including the ability to adapt style as needed
  • Computer skills using Microsoft Office
  • Ability to make sound decisions with the information at hand
  • Ability to organize, prioritize and handle multiple work assignments with frequent interruptions
  • Detail oriented a must
  • Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills
  • Effective listening skills
Responsibilities
  • Manage and build client relationships with small to medium clients to encourage new and repeat business opportunities
  • Develop and facilitate the proposal process for assigned clients including budget and pricing development, proposal writing, contract negotiations and other client services
  • Manage Pitney Bowes Presort Services’ relationship with assigned clients by actively preventing issues
  • Notify client's senior management and/or Pitney Bowes Presort Services management of issues or changes required to enhance and maintain client retention
  • Provide in-depth analysis and presentations to senior level management
  • Actively engage representatives of named accounts frequently in person and independently develops client relationships to ensure and maintain client retention
  • Analyze and evaluate required reporting to assure volumes, pricing and quality are appropriate and service level requirements are met
  • Work with USPS and functional department management and advises and provides recommendations to clients to improve mail quality (i.e. Critical Entry Time, readability, mail piece design, etc.)
  • Develop a deep understanding of assigned clients' products and long-term business strategies and identifies additional revenue and business opportunities
  • Make recommendations and presents proposals to decision makers to increase revenue and profitability
  • Negotiate contract renewals per Pitney Bowes Presort Services established rate card guidelines and obtains signed contracts for existing contracts up for renewal
  • Negotiate contract agreements with existing clients that do not have a signed agreement with Pitney Bowes Presort Services to obtain formal agreements
  • Prioritize plans and communicates regulatory changes for assigned clients and works with them to execute
  • Develop an effective contract strategy that is measured by the preservation and protection of assigned clients
  • Determine required contract changes as a result of regulatory changes and negotiates updated contract terms with assigned clients
  • Represents Pitney Bowes Presort Services at industry events and tradeshows
  • Obtain within the first year of employment and maintains MDP (Mail Design Professional) Certification
  • Other duties as assigned
Desired Qualifications
  • Obtain within the first year of employment and maintains MDP (Mail Design Professional) Certification

Pitney Bowes provides technology and services for mailing, shipping, and ecommerce. Its offerings span three segments: Global Ecommerce, which handles cross-border and domestic shipping, parcel fulfillment, and returns; Presort Services, which sorts mail to qualify for postal discounts; and SendTech Solutions, which delivers mailing and shipping software and hardware, including postage meters. The company earns money by selling or leasing equipment, selling software and services, and offering financing for customers. Unlike firms that focus on a single piece of the workflow, Pitney Bowes combines hardware, software, and financial services in one ecosystem to streamline how businesses move mail and packages. Its goal is to simplify the complexities of commerce for businesses of all sizes.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Stamford, Connecticut

Founded

1920

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Cross-border shipping tools can reduce label, rate, and checkout friction for merchants.
  • Presort services remain sticky for high-volume mailers seeking USPS workshare savings.
  • Financing and receivables can increase equipment sales while deepening customer relationships.[3][13]

What critics are saying

  • USPS pricing changes can compress Presort margins as mail volumes decline.
  • Postage meters face secular demand erosion from digital-first billing and communication workflows.
  • Large enterprise dependence exposes revenue to renewal losses, vendor consolidation, and pricing pressure.[1]

What makes Pitney Bowes unique

  • Technology-driven shipping, mailing, and financial services serve 90% of Fortune 500 clients.[1]
  • Presort services use nationwide facilities to help mailers capture USPS discounts.[1]
  • SendTech combines equipment, software, and leasing into recurring mail-and-ship revenue.[4]

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Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

1%
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Pitney Bowes CEO sells $2.2M in shares as stock gains 42% in one year

Pitney Bowes President and CEO Kurt James Wolf sold 200,208 common shares indirectly for approximately $2.2 million at a weighted average price of $11.08 per share, according to an SEC Form 4 filing. The sale represented roughly 2.5% of Wolf's aggregate holdings at the time. All shares were held indirectly through Hestia Capital Partners and separately managed accounts, with no direct shares sold. Following the transaction, Wolf's total holdings fell to 8,009,831 shares, whilst his direct stake remained unchanged. The sale timing coincided with strong share price performance, with Pitney Bowes stock appreciating 42.76% over the prior year. The company, which provides shipping and mailing technology, logistics and financial services, reported revenue of $1.89 billion in the trailing twelve months.

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Pitney Bowes misses Q4 revenue expectations with $477.6M, down 7.5% year-on-year

Pitney Bowes reported Q4 revenues of $477.6 million, down 7.5% year on year, missing analysts' expectations by 1.2%. Despite the revenue shortfall, the company beat EPS estimates and delivered a solid beat on full-year EPS guidance. The industrial and environmental services sector showed mixed Q4 results across seven tracked companies. Revenues collectively beat consensus estimates by 1.8%, whilst next quarter's guidance remained in line with expectations. Share prices have held relatively steady, with Pitney Bowes up 2.2% since reporting to $10.47. Pitney Bowes, which processes over 15 billion pieces of mail annually, delivered the weakest performance against analyst estimates amongst its peers. Tetra Tech posted the sector's strongest quarter, with revenues exceeding expectations by 6.4%.

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Feb 23rd, 2026
Pitney Bowes names president of its bank, four other executive appointments

Pitney Bowes names president of its bank, four other executive appointments. Longtime digital shipping solutions provider also moves HQ to Shelton. SHELTON - Pitney Bowes Inc. last week appointed Steve Fischer as the new president of The Pitney Bowes Bank effective immediately. Fischer, who brings three decades of experience in the banking and finance worlds, previously held positions that include CEO of TIAA Bank and vice chair of EverBank Financial Corp. Fischer joins at a time when PB Bank is expected to play an important role in the Company's go-forward strategy for profitable growth and nearly two months after the parent company moved its headquarters to Shelton from Stamford. PB Bank enables Pitney Bowes to offer postage payment options and other value-added financing solutions to approximately 400,000 customers. It also holds more than $575 million of low-cost, long-duration deposits that can help drive attractive risk-adjusted returns with the proper infrastructure and processes in place. "As we have been working to rebuild our leadership team over the past eight months, a core focus has been recruiting experienced executives with records of driving profitable growth and value creation at successful organizations," said Kurt Wolf, CEO and board director. "That is exactly what we are getting in Steve (Fischer). He has a strategic vision for establishing the people, processes and plans required to responsibly grow PB Bank." In addition, Pitney Bowes on Feb. 17 announced four new executive appointments: * Benoit Robinot, SVP, head of shipping, oversees a recently consolidated shipping organization within SendTech. He is leading efforts to modernize and scale shipping capabilities by developing software solutions that address customers' most urgent needs. Robinot previously held senior leadership roles at Amazon. * Kevin Collins, senior vice president, SendTech strategy, assumes a newly created role focused on growth, adjacencies and strategic partnerships. He joins after serving as President of ACI Logistix. * Vaishali Patel, vice president, Presort Client Success, is focused on accelerating client acquisition and further elevating the Company's industry-leading service performance. She joins the company from Hill & Smith. * David Cossitt-Levy, vice president, financial planning and analysis, is tasked with strengthening forecasting accuracy and unlocking valuable business insights from the company's extensive data assets. He was most recently held the same title at IQVIA, a company with a market capitalization of more than $28 billion and $15+ billion in annual revenue. "These four appointments are the direct result of us identifying fixable issues and tangible opportunities for value creation during the first phase of our strategic review," Wolf said. "This follows an eight-month period in which I have appointed five new individuals to our seven-member executive team, which has in turn been actively refreshing talent across business segments and corporate functions." As of Jan. 1, 2026, Pitney Bowes has relocated its corporate headquarters from 3001 Summer St. in Stamford to 27 Waterview Drive in Shelton. This move closes a century-long presence in Stamford and is part of a "cultural reset" and cost-cutting strategy aimed at accelerating turnaround efforts.