Director Sales & Business Development

Posted 5 days ago

orion solutions groupSacramento (CA)

Sales Managers Freight Transportation Arrangement

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$100–125 K

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About the role

Orion Solutions Group is working with our client, a leading national provider of domestic and international drayage services, in search of a Director of Sales & Business Development. This role empowers you to shape the future of intermodal logistics by expanding critical port and rail drayage networks across the Southeast. Your impact will directly influence how freight moves through some of the nation’s most vital supply chain corridors.

Job Highlights:

Incentive programs rewarding exceptional performance and revenue growth
Remote role with autonomy and the ability to build your own strategic footprint
Opportunity to influence major import/export flows across key U.S. gateways
Comprehensive benefits package including health, retirement, and PTOCompetitive base salary: $100–125K+, commensurate with experience and book of business

Responsibilities:

Develop strategic sales plans to grow intermodal drayage business across major U.S. markets
Identify and pursue high-value prospects including BCOs, NVOCCs, IMCs, freight forwarders, and 3PLsBuild and maintain strong customer relationships to deliver tailored drayage solutions
Lead sales presentations, negotiations, and contract execution
Partner with internal operations teams to ensure seamless onboarding and service delivery
Representing the company at industry events, trade shows, and conferences
Maintain accurate CRM records and deliver sales forecasts to senior leadership

Qualifications:

Established book of business within intermodal drayage
Deep knowledge of port/rail operations, chassis pools, and 3PL solutioning
Bachelor’s degree in business, sales, or related field (preferred)
Proven success selling import/export drayage services
Ability to work independently in a remote, fast-paced environment

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