Territory Sales Manager –Sustainable Industrial Packaging - Thriving market - Backed by industry lea

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sales talentLos Angeles (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115,000 - $125,000 per year

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About the role

Join a national leader in sustainable industrial packaging solutions with more than three decades of success and a rapidly expanding presence across North America. This is a high-impact field-based role where you will manage a strong existing book of business while driving new growth across the Southwest US market. As a Territory Sales Manager, you will spend your time building deep customer relationships, uncovering opportunities across multiple industrial segments, and partnering with internal teams to deliver best-in-class packaging and environmental solutions. This is a full sales cycle position with a mix of 60 percent existing business and 40 percent net-new development. You will also work closely with the Vice President of Sales and be part of a collaborative, high-performing sales team in a company known for its commitment to sustainability, operational excellence, and customer success.
Compensation and Benefits: 115K-125K base salary + quarterly bonus structure (140K+ OTE) Comprehensive benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability Car allowance, cell phone allowance, and full expense account 401(k) match Strong opportunities for professional development and advancement 3-5+ years of industrial sales experience; packaging industry experience required Experience managing and growing a large book of business Proven full-cycle hunter with a track record of generating net-new revenue Bachelor's degree preferred Ability to travel If you excel in relationship-driven industrial sales, enjoy autonomy in the field, and want to be part of a growing, sustainability-focused market leader, this role offers a compelling next step in your career.

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