Southern Region Sales Manager - Bobcat Enterprises Inc

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bobcatLouisville (KY)

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About the role

Bobcat Enterprises (BEI) is an authorized Bobcat dealer that rents, sells & services Bobcat equipment & a number of other brands of compact & industrial equipment including; new and used Bobcat Machines and attachments, loaders and articulated dump trucks, Toro Dingo products, Bandit Industrial Chippers, Green Climber Slope Mowers, aerial equipment, scissor lifts and boom lifts from JLG®, SkyJack, Sky Trak and Cronkhite Trailers. Owned & operated in Cincinnati, OH since 1975, BEI has expanded to a total of nine locations including; Mt. Orab, Hilliard, Reynoldsburg, Zanesville, & West Chester, OH and Lexington, Walton, Elizabethtown, and Louisville, KY.Are you an experienced, creative, energetic sales leader with a proven track record? Are you looking for a new challenge where you can manage and grow a sales team? Do you have experience in the equipment industry? Then we have a great opportunity at Bobcat Enterprises for you! We are a leader in sales, service, parts & rental of compact and industrial equipment and we are looking for a dynamic individual to oversee our sales effort in the Lexington, Elizabethtown, Louisville, KY Region. The successful candidate will guide the sales department to meet sales targets, customer satisfaction goals, and profitability goals for new and used dirt equipment and attachments. Strong communication, detail orientation and leadership skills a must for this base plus bonus position! This is an important job for our company. Come make a difference! We offer great benefits including medical, dental, vision, disability, life, accident, critical illness, 401K, starting base listed plus bonus and more. Not to mention, job satisfaction when you go to work and feel like you’re part of and established and strong team!

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