About the role

Territory Sales Representative – Material Handling & Warehouse Solutions (Denver Area)
Job Type: Full-time
About the Role: We are hiring a Territory Sales Representative to drive growth across the Denver market, selling a full suite of material handling and warehouse solutions. This is a field-based role focused on building relationships, generating new business, and managing a book of accounts. If you are a self starter who thrives in a laid back, performance driven environment, this is a strong opportunity to own your territory and grow with the business.
What You’ll Do:
  • Develop and manage a territory across the Denver area, focusing on new business development and account growth
  • Sell a wide range of products including new and used forklifts and warehouse solutions
  • Identify customer needs within warehouse operations and provide tailored solutions to improve efficiency and productivity
  • Build long term relationships with customers, becoming a trusted advisor within their operations
  • Prospect, cold call, and follow up on leads to generate consistent pipeline activity
  • Collaborate with internal teams and share leads for automation and other specialized solutions
  • Maintain accurate records of sales activity and customer interactions
What We’re Looking For:
  • Proven sales experience, ideally in B2B or industrial related industries
  • Strong communication and relationship building skills
  • Self motivated with the ability to work independently in a field-based role
  • Ability to learn technical products and apply them to customer needs
  • Comfortable with a consultative sales approach
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Base salary
  • Monthly car stipend
  • Uncapped commission structure with strong earning potential
This is a strong opportunity for a driven sales professional to step into a growing market, sell a broad portfolio of in demand warehouse solutions, and build a high income book of business.

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