Territory Sales Manager, Compact Construction Equipment-Greenville/Spartanburg, SC
Territory Sales Manager, Compact Construction Equipment-Greenville/Spartanburg, SC
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Serve as the primary business lead working with dealers to engage key customers, drive the sales of whole goods and attachments, coordinate with territory team members, and support local/regional events and associations
- Collaborate with dealers to manage sales processes and drive sales growth
- Act as lead within the assigned territory to implement strategic initiatives with products and solutions
- Drive effective use of incentives and programs to accomplish sales targets
- Arrange and execute product, application, and sales process training with dealers
- Act as compact construction product information expert and training resource
- What Skills You Need 4+ years in the construction or off-road equipment industry with sales and/or marketing experience
- Experience working with large dealer networks
- Demonstrated field experience, managing a large profitable territory
- Ability to apply business concepts and tools to tactical and strategic initiatives, working closely with a dealer organization
- Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite including Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint and Word
- Ability to travel up to 75%, mainly within the assigned territory, to work with dealers and visit customers
- What Makes You Stand OutHigh level understanding of the Compact Construction industry and products
- Field experience with regular customer contacts and knowledge of dealer/distribution networks
- Understanding of customer segments, production systems, and their various requirements
- Proven ability to influence without authority while working with dealers and field managers
- Experience/skills with sales, handling objections, and effective negotiations
- EducationIdeally you will have a degree or equivalent related work experience in the following:
- Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business Administration, Communications, or Engineering
- Equivalent experience will be considered
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