National Sales Manager- West Coast
National Sales Manager- West Coast
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- In the role of Sales Manager, you'll be a key member of the sales team helping to scale Butler Hospitality into new markets within the USActively prospect and sell to decision-makers at hotels and hotel groups via cold phone, email and in-person outreach
- Work with an assigned Business Development Representative to book meetings, engage prospects and maximize sales efficiency
- Travel throughout the United States to assigned markets and sell into new hotel properties
- Maintain an accurate pipeline of future business using Salesforce
- Exceed high-volume sales goals while working within a team environment
- Work with the Customer Success team to ensure new hotel partners are properly and efficiently onboarded
- Has more than three years of experience in outbound sales, with an emphasis on generating revenue from cold leads
- Has more than three years of experience in hospitality or technology sales, especially at a growth stage startup
- Experience with Salesforce or similar CRMIs an analytical thinker with demonstrated command of metrics-driven sales models, OKRs, and KPIsIs a strategic thinker capable to execute and improve a complex sales playbook
- Has a deep familiarity with the latest digital productivity and communications tools, including Slack, SFDC, Google Workspace, and AsanaHas a passion for travel and the finer points of hospitality
- Has a BA/BSCompensation & Perks
- Competitive Salary & Performance Bonus
- Medical, Dental, & VisionFSA & Commuter Benefits
- Laptop, dedicated work phone, & personal tech budget
- Weekly team lunches
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