Engagement Manager

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next level broadbandLos Angeles (CA)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Wired Telecommunications Carriers

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About the role

Engagement Manager – Next Level Broadband Next Level Broadband is seeking a dynamic Engagement Manager to drive sales efforts for broadband and affiliated services within multi‑dwelling units (MDUs) in the Los Angeles Area (Los Angeles, Torrance, etc). This role involves cultivating relationships with property managers, coordinating and attending events, and providing support via a multi‑faceted, customer‑centric approach.

Responsibilities: Develop and maintain strong relationships with property managers and key stakeholders in MDUs. Schedule and attend events, presentations, and meetings to promote broadband services; scheduling may vary, including weekends. Execute door‑to‑door flyering campaigns to effectively promote products and services, engaging directly with residents to drive interest and generate leads. Travel extensively (75%+ of the time) throughout the Orange County area to achieve sales goals and build client relationships. Actively pursue new business opportunities through networking, events, and direct outreach.

Qualifications: Proven experience in sales or business development, preferably in the broadband or MDU sector. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Strong organizational abilities with a proactive approach to problem‑solving. Ability to travel frequently and work independently. Compensation Competitive salary and performance‑based incentives (commission per sale).Opportunities for professional growth and development. Job Details

Seniority level: Entry level

Employment type: Part‑time Job function: Business Development and Sales Industries: Technology, Information and Internet To Apply If you're passionate about sales and eager to drive growth in the broadband sector, apply now to join our team at Next Level Broadband!

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