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Sales Director

Posted 7 days ago

energy innovation policy technologyDurham (NC)

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About the role

A Sales Director at GrowthTech Solutions owns the conversation from first touch to signed contract, and Relationship Building carries it the whole way. Bring 10 years of sales marketing experience to a $139,000 - $190,000 role built around ownership, teamwork, and growth. Key Responsibilities Coordinate cross-functional launches with creative, product, and operations Run point on trade shows and pop-ups throughout NC Build landing pages that turn Durham curiosity into demo bookings Report on attribution and channel ROI to inform the $139,000 - $190,000 budget cycle Cultivate referral channels and strategic partnerships in Durham What You'll Bring 12 or more years steering sales marketing projects end to end Demonstrated capacity to mentor or support director teammates Proven follow-through, measured in shipped things rather than good intentions Demonstrated calm when a Durham, NC client changes scope mid-stream Demonstrated knack for making the high-energy feel manageable GrowthTech Solutions is a joyfully-rigorous team based in Durham, NC, building products that customers rely on every day. Our team in NC keeps a running list of what we'd do differently, and we actually act on it. Your offer at GrowthTech Solutions: $139,000 - $190,000, a mentor, generous benefits, and the Durham, NC flexibility to grow on your own clock. generous benefits We updated this posting recently and are still actively accepting candidates.

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