Huron Consulting

Federal Account Sales Executive – Health & Human Services

Remote Full-time

Location: Washington DC - 1800 M Street, NW

Huron is a global consultancy that collaborates with clients to drive strategic growth, ignite innovation and navigate constant change. Through a combination of strategy, expertise and creativity, we help clients accelerate operational, digital and cultural transformation, enabling the change they need to own their future.

You'll help federal, state and local government agencies implement agile solution and turn insights into action to improve their efficiency and to help them better serve their constituencies.

Join our team as the expert you are now and create your future.

Huron’s Digital team delivers professional services—not software licenses—in partnership with nearly 40 technology alliance partners. Our solutions span Data and AI, cloud-based and emerging technologies, and digital modernization, leveraging people, process, and technology to help government organizations achieve end-to-end digital transformation: from advisory and strategy through implementation and ongoing support. We bring a digital-first mindset to every engagement, focused exclusively on serving public sector clients.

The Federal Account Sales Executive drives growth for Huron’s Digital business by shaping market and account strategy, developing pipeline, and leading complex sales pursuits across Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) clients. As part of the Digital Sales organization, this role serves as the primary client executive for assigned HHS accounts, lead all aspects of sales cycle from capture to contract close including but not limited to defining win strategies, leading opportunity qualification, deal shaping and pricing, and proposal development.

This role collaborates closely with senior HHS executives, solution architects, delivery teams, and alliance partners to create differentiated value propositions and high-quality pursuit materials, including proposals, orals, and demonstrations. The leader ensures excellence in pursuit execution by managing timelines, coordinating cross-functional contributions, facilitating reviews, and proactively mitigating risks.

Given the significant role in the end-to-end sales cycle, this position ensures a seamless handoff to delivery and may remain engaged post-sale to support project success, client satisfaction, and outcomes. Operating in a matrixed environment, the role provides leadership across pursuits and contributes to the growth of Huron’s HHS digital solutions.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

  • This role requires a seasoned digital sales leader with a proven ability to build pipeline, close complex deals, and maintain strong government relationships. Typical duties include the following:
  • Grow and support the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) business
  • Originate $10-16M in sales in the first 2.5 years with a total pipeline expectation of approximately $30M within HHS and affiliated agencies (e.g., CMS, NIH, CDC, FDA, HRSA)
  • Develop and execute go-to-market and account strategies for Digital solutions with targeted HHS clients
  • Build and qualify a robust pipeline focused on high-end Digital solutions
  • Shape opportunities and elevate the Huron brand through thought leadership, white papers, demonstrations, and related activities
  • Serve as sales solution architect for HHS and health-sector RFx responses
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with Digital vendor sales teams
  • Support oversight of active engagements, including project health and financial performance, as directed by industry leadership
  • Leverage deep, trust-based relationships within the HHS enterprise—spanning operating divisions such as CMS, NIH, CDC, and FDA—and serve as the executive client relationship owner within HHS; contracting relationships are beneficial but not required
  • Collaborate closely with public sector industry leadership, federal market leaders, sales teams, and the Growth Enablement Team (GET)

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