Field Account Executive (Territory Manager) - Columbia, SC
$5,000/month
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$5,000/month
About the role
- Own full-cycle sales within your assigned territory - from prospecting to close
- Identify and engage new B2B customers through cold outreach, networking, and local market activity
- Build and manage a pipeline in Salesforce, maintaining accurate forecasting and activity tracking
- Sell recurring service contracts to SMB and mid-market clients
- Conduct in-person meetings, site visits, and product demonstrations
- Negotiate and close multi-year agreements
- Partner cross-functionally with service and operations to ensure strong customer onboarding and retention
- Consistently meet or exceed monthly and quarterly revenue targets
- Proven B2B outside sales experience, including contract-based selling
- Experience using Salesforce to manage pipeline and sales activity
- Demonstrated ability to prospect and build a territory from scratch
- Strong closing skills with a track record of hitting or exceeding quota
- Valid driver's license and willingness to travel locally within your territory
- Experience in recurring revenue, service-based, or subscription models
- Background selling into SMB or mid-market accounts
- Experience in industries such as uniform services, waste management, facilities, office services, or similar route-based/service businesses
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced, growth-oriented environment
- HighlightsOpportunity to own and grow your territory like a business
- Sell a recession-resilient, essential service with strong market demand
- Backed by a national brand with operational and service support
- Clear ramp structure to help you build pipeline and earnings quickly
- Long-term upside through recurring revenue and account expansion
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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