Sales Manager, Domestic Freight Brokerage

Posted 4 days ago

strategic employment partners sepElizabeth (NJ)

Sales Managers Freight Transportation Arrangement

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Manager

SALARY

$110,000-$150,000

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About the role

Sales Manager, Domestic Freight Brokerage Clark, NJ | Onsite | $110,000-$150,000 base DOE | Uncapped commission We're growing a domestic freight brokerage division backed by decades of global logistics experience, and we're hiring a sales leader to help run it. This is a hands-on leadership role. You'll manage a small sales team while staying active in the business yourself, developing shipper relationships and growing volume across the freight network. If you've got a background in transportation, logistics, or freight sales and you're looking for a role with more ownership and upside, we want to talk to you.

What you bring:

Experience in freight, logistics, or transportation sales
A track record of growing business and building client relationships
Leadership experience, or the drive and ability to lead a team
An entrepreneurial mindset, someone who wants to build something and grow with itNice to have:
Experience with domestic freight brokerage, RFQ processes, or contracted freight accounts

Compensation and benefits: $110,000-$150,000 base, no formal commission cap, 100% company-paid medical and vision, 50% dental and dependent coverage, 401K with company matchUS Citizens and Permanent Residents welcome to apply. Unable to provide sponsorship at this time.

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