Selling Branch Manager

Posted 4 days ago

action labor staffing connectionPompano Beach (FL)

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About the role

πŸš€ Run Your Own Branch. Build Your Own Business. Keep the Upside. Action Labor & Staffing Connection is hiring a Selling Branch Manager to lead our next chapter of growth in construction and industrial staffing. Since 1986, we've connected quality labor with the businesses that build America. Now we're looking for an entrepreneurial leader with B2B sales experience ready to run their own territory β€” with our support behind them. What you'll own: πŸ“‹ Drive new business through cold calling, networking, and referrals with commercial clients and contractors πŸ“‹ Prepare proposals, negotiate contracts, and close deals for temporary labor services πŸ“‹ Oversee daily branch operations β€” worker dispatch, client coordination, and service delivery πŸ“‹ Recruit, train, and lead your branch team to hit revenue targetsπŸ’° $55K base + uncapped commission (realistic total comp: $70K–$150K+) πŸ† Full benefits: health/dental/vision, 401(k) match, PTO, vehicle allowance, and more 🀝 Backed by national accounts, back-office support, and a family-owned culture that invests in leaders You bring: a proven B2B sales track record preferably in the construction/industrial industry, history working with a blue collar workforce, people leadership skills, and the hustle to grow a territory like it's your own. We bring: the brand, the systems, and the runway to make it happen. Ready to build something real? Apply today. Action Labor & Staffing Connection is an Equal Opportunity and Fair Chance Employer. Qualified applicants with criminal histories are encouraged to apply. πŸ‘‰ www.actionlabor.com | www.staffingconnection.com

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