District Sales Manager - ID, MT, NV, OR, WA and British Columbia, Canada
District Sales Manager - ID, MT, NV, OR, WA and British Columbia, Canada
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage, consult and value sell company solutions to a customer base in a defined region
- Prospect and profitably grow business with new and existing customers, with a focus on exceeding annual budget
- Possess a proven track record of growing business by capitalizing on organized sales strategies. A strong ability to create and execute business plans is required.
- Possess effective communication skills that facilitate leading internal discussions to deliver value added customer solutions
- Effectively negotiate and deliver customer proposals that match customer needs with the value provided
- Proven track record in utilizing the full Microsoft Suite of products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams) and CRM systems. Has the ability to learn custom company software that compliments the selling process.
- Must possess industry related knowledge on industry related products/solutions as they relate to the commercial construction industry. A strong working knowledge of the project workflow from architect/engineer to contractor is strongly preferred.
- Must possess a continuous improvement mentality that facilitates the learning of new processes, solutions and technology.
- Must be a motivated self-starter that can work independently and in a team environment
- Travel 50-70%Other responsibilities as assigned by manager
- Qualifications and Competencies:
- Bachelor's Degree in Business, Construction Science or other relevant field related to Commercial Builder Product Industry
- Industry Related Experience Required - Sales Experience and/or Masonry Industry 10+ years of sales experience in related industries in lieu of formal degree.
- Proven track record of sales/profit growth
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Passport with the ability to travel to Canada
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