National Account Manager
$50,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50,000 per year
About the role
- Identify New Customer Opportunities and Markets Nationwide: There are no territorial limitations, allowing you to explore nationwide prospects.
- Develop New Business Relationships: Utilize phone, email, social media, and professional networking to establish new connections.
- Foster Long-Term Customer Partnerships: Collaborate with customers to develop enduring relationships, generate additional sales opportunities, and resolve issues effectively.
- Continuously Update Product Knowledge: Stay informed about racking products & systems, applications, partner products, and market trends to maintain expertise.
- Understand Customer Operations: Comprehend customer warehouse operations to recommend optimal solutions as a trusted advisor along with solutions to other areas of need.
- Learn and Apply Product Knowledge: Expand your understanding of pallet racking and automation to provide superior material handling solutions.
- Flexible Work Environment: Primarily work from the office but remain adaptable to meet customers in person to secure deals.
- Customer Meetings: Engage with customers to gather necessary operational details, ensuring efficient and optimized solution recommendations.
- Collaborate with Internal Teams: Work effectively with Project Managers, Customer Service Representatives, and other team members to deliver quality designs and solutions.
- Coordinate Customer Projects: Oversee engineering, permitting, installation, and customer service activities to ensure successful project completion.
- Organize Leads and Projects: Maintain organization of leads and projects, ensuring timely follow-ups with customers and long term growth of customer base.
- Manage Job Costs and Revenue: Monitor all job costs and revenue, minimize errors and additional costs, and ensure project deadlines are met.
- Develop Sales Plans: Create monthly and weekly sales plans, including prospecting activities and forecasts. Qualifications and Skills
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