Business Development Representative
Business Development Representative
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Establish, develop, and maintain strong in-person relationships with current and prospective influencers within assigned territory
- Generate new sales through proactive outreach, structured territory planning, and relationship cultivation
- Expand product market share by identifying and developing new referral sources
- Evaluate influencer needs and build productive, long-term partnerships that drive consistent lead generation
- Provide technical expertise and consultative support to government officials and referral partners
- Educate partners on product functionality, reporting platforms, and compliance features
- Attend trade shows, industry conferences, and state-level meetings related to alcohol monitoring and ignition interlock programs
- Serve as a territory expert on state regulations, impaired driving laws, ignition interlock requirements, and alcohol monitoring standards
- Develop and execute competitive sales strategies tailored to local market dynamics
- Gather market intelligence to maintain Smart Start’s competitive advantage
- Maintain proficiency in Smart Start products, CRM systems, and monitoring platforms
- Conduct consistent face-to-face meetings to strengthen referral pipelines and territory growth
- Strong relationship-building and in-person engagement skills
- Competitive drive with high levels of initiative and accountability
- Excellent verbal, written, and presentation communication skillsAbility to deliver clear, confident, and effective sales presentations
- Business and territory management acumen
- Strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities
- Proficiency in sales communication tools (email, text, phone, social media, CRM)
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Industry knowledge related to alcohol monitoring and ignition interlock programs
- RequiredFamiliarity with the criminal justice system and the ability to build credible, professional relationships with law enforcement personnel, court staff, attorneys, and other justice-system partnersMUST reside in North Texas area
- Proven experience in sales or business development
- Ability to work independently in a field-based environment
- Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skillsAbility to demonstrate and utilize breath alcohol testing devices on a continual basis
- Valid driver’s license and ability to operate a motor vehicle
- Highly Preferred
- Bilingual in Spanish and English
- Experience in impaired driving, ignition interlock, or alcohol monitoring programs
- Associate or Bachelor’s degree
- Work Environment & TravelField-Based Role: Approximately 80% of time spent in the field developing and managing influencer relationships
- Overnight Travel: Approximately 40%, including occasional weekend travel for conferences and industry events
- Technical SkillsAbove-average computer proficiency
- Experience with Microsoft Office SuiteCRM and proprietary software system experience
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