Regional Sales Manager - California & U.S. Pacific Territories
Regional Sales Manager - California & U.S. Pacific Territories
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- The ideal candidate will have experience working with broadband services providers selling cloud solutions platforms to BSP executive teams.· Experience coordinating and orchestrating a matrixed team is critical.· Strong customer facing and relationship management skills with appropriate negotiation and influencing skills.· Excellent discovery process and ability to leverage questions to learn and lead discussions.· Successful track record of Sales success with increasingly complex deal and solution sales· A well developed and consistent Sales process / methodology that focused on selling to Business outcomes.· Excellent communication and people skills.· Expertise in the utilization of discovery to learn and enable client understanding.· Must have 4+ years of successful experience in related sales and strategy execution.· Regional travel is required (approximately 50%-60%).· Must have a valid Driver's License.
- This is a remote position based in California with responsibility for the California and U.S. Pacific Territories region.#LI-RemoteThe on-target earnings for this position varies based on the geographic location. More information about the pay range specific to candidate location and other factors will be shared during the recruitment process. Individual pay is determined based on location of residence and multiple factors, including job-related knowledge, skills and experience. San Francisco Bay Area:283,000 - 425,000 USD AnnualSelect US Metros and States:246,000 - 369,000 USD AnnualOther US Locations:222,000 - 333,000 USD AnnualFor information on our benefits click here.
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