EWP Regional Sales Manager
Posted 11 days ago
snapdragon associatesDenver (CO)
Sales ManagersEngineered Wood Member Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$130,000–$175,000
About the role
Role Overview:Lead a regional sales team focused on driving growth within the Engineered Wood Products (EWP) market, including I-Joists and LVL. This newly created leadership role will focus on sales strategy, team development, customer relationships, and market expansion across a multi-state territory. The ideal candidate will bring 7+ years of sales or sales leadership experience within building materials, strong EWP expertise, proven success in coaching and developing teams, a strategic business mindset, and the ability to travel up to 50%.About the Company:Join a financially strong, growth-focused leader in the building products industry that is making significant investments in its Engineered Wood Products (EWP) division. With a reputation for quality, innovation, and customer partnership, the company is strategically expanding its market presence and enhancing its product offerings to support continued growth.The organization fosters a collaborative, team-oriented culture where employees are empowered to contribute ideas, drive results, and make a meaningful impact on the business. Backed by strong leadership and a long-term vision for success, the company offers the stability of an established industry leader combined with the excitement and opportunity that come with expansion. This is an excellent opportunity for a sales leader looking to influence strategy, develop talent, and play a key role in shaping the future of a growing business.Compensation & Benefits:Base Salary: $130,000–$175,00030% Target BonusMedical, dental, vision, and life insurance401(k) with company matchPTO and paid holidaysProfessional development opportunitiesCompany-paid travel expenses
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