National Sales Executive
$70,000–$125,000
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70,000–$125,000
About the role
- Develop and close new business opportunities nationwide.
- Sell transportation and logistics solutions including Small Parcel, Final Mile, Healthcare, Pharmaceutical, Medical Courier, Dedicated Transportation, and 3PL services.
- Build relationships with key decision-makers across multiple industries.
- Travel nationwide as needed to meet prospects and close business.
- Work independently while partnering with leadership on growth strategy.
- Build a strong pipeline and turn opportunities into long-term customers.
- Who We're Looking For 5+ years of transportation, logistics, parcel, or 3PL sales experience.
- A true HUNTER with a documented history of winning new business.
- Existing book of business highly preferred.
- Strong presentation, negotiation, prospecting, and closing skills.
- Willingness to travel nationwide.
- Experience selling one or more of the following:
- Small ParcelFinal Mile
- Healthcare Logistics
- Pharmaceutical Transportation
- Medical Courier
- Dedicated Transportation3PL SolutionsSHOW ME YOUR NUMBERSIf you're a top performer, your numbers should tell the story. Be ready to talk about:
- Annual revenue generated
- Gross margin performance
- Largest accounts secured
- Number of new accounts opened
- Average deal size
- Quota attainment
- Existing customer relationships (where legally permissible)
- This organization isn't looking for someone to simply maintain existing accounts. They want someone who can create opportunities, win business, and make an immediate impact.
- Compensation$70,000–$125,000 Base Salary (DOE)
- Uncapped / Aggressive Commission Structure
- Nationwide Remote Opportunity + Travel
- Compensation package negotiable for exceptional performers with a proven track record.
- Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.
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