District Sales Manager

Posted 2 days ago

summit sourcing groupHayward (CA)

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District Sales Manager Our client is the trusted service leader in the commercial food equipment industry. Nationwide thousands of restaurants, hotels, hospitals and schools rely on them to provide preventative maintenance, service, and repair of commercial refrigeration, cooking, and warewashing equipment.
Job Description: District Sales Rep Base Salary + Commissions + Company Vehicle The District Sales Representative (DSR) is responsible for providing a tactical approach to supporting an assigned district and growing new business through new sales. They are responsible for achieving a New Account Sales Target of new invoiced business on a rolling 12-month basis. Their primary focus is to drive consistent, recurring sales through customized preventative maintenance programs with new customers. The DSR reports to the Regional Sales Manager. Achieve/exceed new business target assigned by Sales Manager; Maintain and manage an active prospect list of all potential customers in assigned market that will be called on regularly until sold; Update and manage CRM tool accordingly Communicate regularly with the service team (Area Manager & District Manager) in assigned market keeping them updated on sales pipeline, strategizing on key prospects and understanding current status of technician team in district; Partner with Service Team to achieve district growth and utilization objectives Perform quarterly value audits of all assigned accounts to merchandise current programs, add additional customer programs/solutions through consultative selling and to retain and grow overall customer base business volume Build and maintain internal cross divisional relationships with key team members with an emphasis on lead sharing and cross divisional team selling Price agreements in alignment with divisional and corporate pricing approval processes Provide a weekly progress report to management on all sales objectives Manage and understand key reports to effectively manage business Partner and collaborate with District Manager to effectively grow the business Perform work in a safe manner and use appropriate personal protective equipment where applicable Perform prospect surveys and build professional solution-based proposals to gain new business Qualifications Two (2) years of food service, food equipment, food safety, or related industry experience and minimum of one-year sales experience with proven track record Must have a valid driver's license and acceptable Motor Vehicle Record Bachelor's degree a plus Knowledge and experience of food service operations Self-motivated and drive for results Proven relationship management and consulting skills Demonstrated organizational skills and strong time management skills Strong presentation, written and verbal communication skills Experience with CRM software tools such as Salesforce Previous business to business value-add sales experience Demonstrated consistent success and achievement of sales goals in a sales or account management position Additional Information Summit Sourcing Group utilizes the latest technologies in digital interviewing tools. Qualified candidates will be asked to complete a digital interview to be presented to clients along with references for consideration. Our process is designed to reduce the time for placement for both the client and candidate and be HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL. By clicking the link above or any third-party link within this posting, you are leaving this site and going to a third-party website where the third-party website's terms and privacy policy apply

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