Territory Sales Manager
seals of st louis countySt Louis (MO)
About the role
Benefits:
No Nights
Training and professional development from industry leaders
Locally Owned
Flexibility
Outstanding earning potential
Job Summary:
An Account Manager (AM) is responsible for generating new business opportunities and growing the customer base for The Seals franchise. In most cases, the AM will be responsible for performing the labor to fulfill the order.
Responsibilities:
Prospect and qualify potential clients within the assigned territory
Conduct sales presentations and build relationships with key decision-makers
Drive lead generation through cold calls, email outreach, networking events, and referrals
Develop and manage a pipeline of new business opportunities
Collaborate with the franchise owner and internal team to transition closed sales to operations
Maintain accurate records of sales activity in CRM systems
Achieve or exceed assigned sales targets and quotas
The installation of refrigeration gaskets and other products in commercial kitchens, mostly restaurants.
Qualifications:
Proven track record in B2B sales, business development, or a similar role
Strong communication and presentation skills
Self-motivated with a results-driven mindset
Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
Experience using CRM tools is preferred
Knowledge of service-based industries is a plus
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Basic handyman skills
Company Overview:
THE SEALS provides restaurants throughout the United States with the highest quality refrigeration gaskets available, plus additional niche services for commercial kitchen operators. We are seeking an Account Manager to service our existing customers and help us expand our customer base
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