Used Equipment Operations and Remarketing Manager
Used Equipment Operations and Remarketing Manager
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Leads and support the development and execution of Butler Machinery's used equipment strategy by living and promoting the Mission and Values of Butler Machinery.
- Promotes the Used team's active participation in the new retail business via creative approaches to support requests from the field-based sales team.
- Leads the team of used equipment professionals in supporting Butler Machinery's internal partners by providing accurate, timely, and market-based used equipment evaluations for use trade and residual setting applications. Including, but not limited to: Sales, Rental, and Finance.
- Responsible for the oversight of all used heavy equipment in Butler Machinery's inventory as measured by inventory turns.
- Defines the used equipment inventory requirements to support store and customer needs.
- Implements sales programs on used construction inventory.
- Establishes direction and owns the sales strategy for out of territory acquisitions and sales.
- Establishes and maintains relationships with key equipment trading partners.
- Coordinates with Marketing on strategy of promoting used assets
- Responsible for the profit or loss of the used equipment department
- Regular travel to our stores to maintain strong relations with field-based management staff and sales teams.
- Champions and supports the dealership's safety culture.
- Performs other duties as assigned. Supervisor
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