Senior Territory Sales Manager
$90k - $100k
ApplySenior Territory Sales Manager
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90k - $100k
About the role
- B2B outside sales - "Hunter" with technical/consultative approach
- Work with company-provided qualified leads and find own leads; pursue both
- Work with company methodology and system - extensive training provided
- Perform site surveys to address ANSI (and OSHA) compliance issues
- Prepare detailed quotations for site-specific engineered products to address issues
- Work with company engineering, inside sales and logistics to deliver a seamless experience
- Resolve issues such as shipping/logistics, credit, engineering, etc, that get in the way
- Must have experience selling engineered products B2B to decision makers in commercial/industrial construction, manufacturing, warehousing, etc
- Experience working with and hitting or exceeding goals
- Experience must include more than 5 years in applicable sales/account management
- Skilled with consultative selling - so find value, not just price.
- Excellent communication skills - on sites, with customers, in presentations, etc
- Type of person you need to be:
- Creative problem solver for the customer and yourself
- Energized by the challenge of finding new customers as well as taking care of existing
- Provides solutions to a customer that is a value to them and best margin for company
- Enjoys being independent: digging into numbers, writing quotes, presenting to customers
- Energized being in the field with customers
- A creative problem solver
- Ability to take measurements, prepare to scale hand sketches for estimating
- The employer does not sponsor employment visas for this position
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