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David Careers

Chief Sales Officer

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energy innovationLynnwood (WA)
Sales ManagersElectronics and Appliance Retailers

SENIORITY

Director

SALARY

$138.46 - $281.73 per hour

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About the role

The Chief Sales Officer we hire will shape messaging, sharpen positioning, and grow revenue for Retail Technologies from day one. This Chief Sales Officer role hands c-level talent $288,000 - $586,000, a hybrid arrangement in WA, and the latitude to call the shots.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Own the funnel from first click to closed-won, top to bottom
  • Build the Lynnwood reference network that closes deals for you
  • Win back the accounts a previous Chief Sales Officer let slip
  • Collaborate with product teams to position new offerings in the Lynnwood region
  • Line up the growth-minded sponsorships that put Retail Technologies in front of buyers
  • What You\'ll BringAround 16+ years of hands‑on experience in a sales marketing role 16 years of Customer Success práctica, plus a hunger for what\'s next 17 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break itFlexibility to adapt your approach as business needs evolve
Retail Technologies is a small but generously‑mentoring WA company that punches well above its weight in the sales marketing space. Honest feedback is a gift here, and we try to wrap it kindly before we hand it over. This hybrid role pays $288,000 - $586,000 and includes flexible scheduling plus a structured plan to grow your Cold Emailing expertise.

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