3PL Senior Sales Executive
$250,000+ annually
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$250,000+ annually
About the role
- Drive new business development for warehousing, fulfillment, pick and pack, and 3PL services
- Prospect and build a consistent pipeline of ecommerce brands, retailers, manufacturers, and distribution-heavy businesses
- Lead consultative sales conversations focused on logistics needs, fulfillment strategy, and operational requirements
- Develop and manage long-term sales cycles with multiple stakeholders
- Collaborate with internal operations and leadership teams to design tailored logistics solutions for clients
- Maintain disciplined CRM usage to track pipeline activity, follow-ups, and deal progression
- Utilize modern prospecting tools and methods to identify and engage target accounts
- Work closely with leadership to refine target markets and ideal customer profiles
- Close and transition accounts smoothly into onboarding and operations teams
- Proven experience selling 3PL services, warehousing, fulfillment, contract logistics, or ecommerce logistics solutions
- Strong understanding of warehouse operations, fulfillment workflows, and supply chain structures (not just transportation or trucking sales)
- Demonstrated ability to prospect and generate new business independently
- Experience managing complex, longer-cycle B2B sales processes
- Proficiency using CRM platforms such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or similar
- Familiarity with outbound prospecting tools such as Apollo, Clay, Instantly, or comparable platforms
- Strong communication skills with the ability to speak confidently in logistics terminology and operational detail
- Self-directed, disciplined, and comfortable working in a remote environment
- Established track record of closing new business in the 3PL space strongly preferred
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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