Sales Manager - Event Internet Connectivity

Posted 7 days ago

natural wirelessNew York (NY)

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About the role

About the Role: Natural Wireless is hiring a Sales Manager to grow our Event Connectivity Division. We provide dual-path Dedicated Internet and high-density managed Wi-Fi for concerts, film & TV productions, corporate events, sports, trade shows, and large-scale activations. If you understand production environments and know how critical reliable connectivity is to live events, this is a high-impact opportunity.
What You'll Do:
  • Develop relationships with production companies, event agencies, AV firms, and venues
  • Sell temporary dedicated Internet and turnkey Wi-Fi solutions
  • Build recurring event and preferred vendor partnerships
  • Own pipeline development, forecasting, and revenue growth
What We're Looking For:
  • 5+ years B2B sales experience
  • Experience in live events, production, AV, telecom, or ISP sales
  • Strong industry relationships in NYC preferred
  • Ability to sell technical solutions in fast-paced environments
CompensationBase salary + aggressive commission structure. High upside tied directly to performance and recurring event revenue. Why Natural Wireless? We own and operate our infrastructure, deliver true path-diverse connectivity, and power some of the most demanding live environments in the market. If you're ready to build and own a fast-growing vertical within a respected ISP, we'd love to connect.

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