District Sales Manager

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jm hunter groupDenver (CO)
Sales ManagersOther Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

We are working with a leading specialty distributor of building materials, servicing residential and commercial contractors and builders. With the growth of the company, we are looking for a driven individual to take on a District Sales Management role. As a District Sales Manager, you will have the exciting opportunity to oversee sales efforts across the Front Range market. You will be entrusted with the responsibility of managing day-to-day sales and ensuring the profitability of your assigned branches. This role requires a strategic mindset, strong leadership skills, and a passion for driving sales growth. Position ResponsibilitiesResponsible for development and performance of the sales and profit plan Responsible for driving sales and extraordinary customer satisfaction. Provide Leadership: Training and mentoring of branch sales associates. Development of new locations and growth opportunities. Ability to ensure branch's meets or exceeds the service expectations demanded by customers. RequirementsSales Management experience in the construction supply industry. Proven track record of managing a successful sales staff. Strong, positive personality to communicate with upper management, staff, and sales staff and clients at all levels. Must be a well rounded sales manager who embraces new ideas, brings new ideas to the organization to impact the company's success. Strong business acumen. College degree preferred, but experience more important. This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of your own business unit and make a significant impact in a fast-paced and rewarding environment.

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