Territory Sales Manager
chesapeake marketing groupSterling (VA)
About the role
Benefits:
Flexible schedule Territory: Eastern Virginia Position Type: Full-Time | Commission-Based Join a Well-Established Sales Team with an Existing Customer Base Chesapeake Marketing Group is seeking a motivated, relationship-driven Sales Territory Manager to manage and grow an established retail customer base throughout Eastern Virginia. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced sales professional—or someone with a passion for building customer relationships—who enjoys working independently while representing outstanding product lines.
What You'll Do:
Manage and expand an established retail customer base. Call on local retail stores within your protected territory. Sell the product lines represented by Chesapeake Marketing Group. Build and maintain strong customer relationships through exceptional service. Identify new business opportunities and grow sales within your territory. Travel throughout your assigned territory to meet with customers.
What We're Looking For:
Self-motivated and goal-oriented. Strong communication and customer service skills. Ability to build lasting relationships with customers. Willingness to travel throughout your assigned territory. Sales experience is a plus, but individuals with the right attitude and work ethic are encouraged to apply. Why Join Chesapeake Marketing Group? Immediate commissions on direct orders. Higher commission split. Protected sales territory. Established customer base from day one. Flexible schedule with the ability to set your own hours. Excellent company support and training. Represent a portfolio of outstanding product lines.
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