Vice President of Sales, Meat Processing Equipment
confidentialChicago (IL)
Vice President of Sales, Meat Processing Equipment
Posted 4 days ago
confidentialChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Vice President of Sales, Meat Processing Equipment
About the Company:
Well-established, growth-oriented manufacturer serving the protein processing industry with specialized ingredients and solutions.
Industry
Food Production:
TypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a VP of Sales with a strong background in the protein processing industry to lead the development and execution of its commercial strategy. The successful candidate will be responsible for driving revenue growth, expanding market share, and achieving long-term business objectives. This role involves leading and mentoring a sales organization, building and maintaining executive-level relationships with key customers, and identifying new business opportunities and strategic partnerships. The VP of Sales will also be expected to collaborate closely with technical and product development teams, forecast sales performance, and provide strategic insights to executive leadership. Applicants for the VP of Sales position at the company should have a minimum of 10 years' experience in sales, business development, or commercial leadership within the protein processing industry. A proven track record of success in selling related products and a strong network within major meat and poultry processors are essential. The role requires a leader with a combination of strategic vision, commercial acumen, and technical credibility, capable of operating effectively in both executive-level discussions and technical customer environments. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree, with a preference for a background in business, engineering, food science, animal science, or a related field, and prior experience in managing and developing sales teams. Functions Sales/Revenue
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