Outside Sales Representative - Screen & Digital Print Industry (NC/SC Territory)

Posted 3 days ago

blue ridge screen productsCharlotte (NC)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Commercial Screen Printing

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About the role

About the job: We’re Hiring: Sales Represenatative – Screen & Digital Print Industry Most sales jobs talk about “unlimited earning potential.”This one actually has it. Blue Ridge Screen Products — one of the fastest-growing distributors in the screen printing and digital print industry — is expanding our sales team and looking for a Sales Representative who want to build a real territory and grow with us. Open Territory: North & South Carolina This role is about getting out into shops, building relationships, solving production problems, and helping printers grow their business. The right person will turn that into serious income.

What You'll Do: Build and grow relationships with screen printers and apparel decorators Visit print shops and become a trusted industry partner Sell screen printing supplies, DTF equipment, inks, film, emulsions, and consumables Develop new accounts while expanding existing customers Own and grow your territory like it’s your business

What We're Looking For: Someone who thrives in face-to-face sales Self-motivated and driven by commission and growth Strong relationship builder Organized and hungry Why This Opportunity Is Different Unlimited earning potential Join one of the fastest growing distributors in the industry Work with a company that actually understands print shops Real opportunity to grow with a rapidly expanding team We’re not looking for order takers. We’re looking for people who want to build something big. Interested? Send us a message or apply here. Or tag someone in the North Carolina/South Carolina print community who should see this.

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