National Sales Manager
linkedinNew York (NY)
$185 K
ApplyAbout the role
National Sales Manager | Food Manufacturing | Remote U.S.A global leader in engineered conveyor and power transmission solutions is hiring a National Sales Manager to lead its U.S. Food Manufacturing sales organization. This is a senior sales leadership role for someone who understands technical products and can lead a team while driving new business, OEM growth, and strategic customer relationships. Compensation & Perks:$185K+ expected Year 1 earnings Top performers can reach ~$200K+Company vehicle + gas card 401(k) with 6% match Medical, HSA/FSA + disability/life insurance Up to 4 weeks PTOTuition reimbursement + gym benefits Fully remote + ~50% travel
Ideal Background:
- 8+ years of sales leadership experienceExperience leading 10+ sales professionals$20M+ revenue/quota responsibility
- Technical / engineered product sales experienceExperience selling into food manufacturing or food processingB2B industrial sales with direct and/or distribution channelsOEM, system integrator, consultant, or enterprise customer experience
- Engineering degree required
- Why This Opportunity?
- Join a stable, profitable global organization with operations across 35 countries. You'll have significant autonomy, direct access to senior leadership, strong technical support, and the opportunity to shape the U.S. sales strategy for the Food segment while leading a team of 10–12 Account Managers.
- Please apply or email your resume to kschmitz@pursuitsalessolutions.com.
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