Area Manager / Sales Manager, Staffing & Workforce Solutions - Commercial & Industrial Staffing
Area Manager / Sales Manager, Staffing & Workforce Solutions - Commercial & Industrial Staffing
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead overall sales strategy and drive branch revenue growth
- Develop new business and expand client relationships
- Participate in high-value client meetings and strategic account development
- Coach and mentor sales representatives and recruiters through field engagement
- Conduct ride-along and provide hands-on sales coaching
- Recruit, hire, and develop high-performing team members
- Establish KPIs and hold teams accountable for performance metrics
- Monitor branch performance including revenue, margins, and fill rates
- 7+ years of leadership experience in staffing or workforce solutions
- Proven success leading sales teams and driving revenue growth
- Strong business development and client acquisition background
- Experience hiring, coaching, and developing teams
- Ability to drive accountability while maintaining a positive culture
- Comfortable working in the field with clients and team members
- Strong financial and operational acumen
- Sales leadership
- Business development
- Team management and coaching
- Client relationship management
- Performance management and KPI tracking 7+ years in staffing, recruiting, or service-based sales leadership
- Experience in commercial construction, industrial, or manufacturing staffing preferred
- What You GetBase salary: $115,000k plus depending on experience
- Uncapped commission and bonus structure
- Realistic earnings of $200,000+ annually
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k)
- Vehicle allowance
- Unlimited PTOCareer advancement opportunities
- Contact jill@meederby.comJob Number 8006
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