Business Development Manager
1800packouts of southwest denver colorado springsColorado Springs (CO)
Business Development Manager
Posted today
1800packouts of southwest denver colorado springsColorado Springs (CO)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Benefits:
Locally Owned Small Business Paid training and development opportunities Advancement potential within a growing national brand Business Development Manager 1-800-Packouts helps homeowners and businesses recover after water, fire, mold, and other property damage by packing, cleaning, storing, and returning their belongings. We're hiring a Business Development Manager to grow referral partnerships and drive revenue across the territory.
Qualifications:
1 - 3 years of experience in restoration sales or business development Strong relationship-building and networking skills Proven track record of meeting revenue or sales targets Excellent communication and negotiation abilities Self-motivated and results-driven Valid driver's license and reliable transportation Professional appearance and presentation skills Responsibilities Develop and execute a territory growth plan Build relationships with adjusters, agents, and contractors Identify new referral partnerships and business opportunities Track referral activity and revenue performance Represent the company at networking and industry events Collaborate with operations to ensure strong service delivery Achieve monthly and quarterly revenue targets You May Be a Great Fit If You Enjoy building relationships and expanding networks Are motivated by goals, performance, and growth Communicate confidently with industry professionals Thrive in a fast-paced, relationship-driven environment Why Join Our Team Build strong industry relationships, grow your territory, and earn uncapped income while helping drive the company's growth.
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