Territory Manager- TX, AR, LA, OK - Dallas, TX

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About the role

Territory Manager Elgen is a market-leading designer and manufacturer of HVAC parts and components, ductwork and structural framing primarily used in commercial buildings throughout North America. As a Territory Manager, you will be responsible for driving revenue growth by identifying, prospecting, and closing new business opportunities within a defined territory. This role involves building and maintaining strong customer relationships, understanding customer needs, and effectively presenting the company's manufactured products and solutions. The ideal candidate will be a highly motivated, results-oriented individual with a proven track record in outside sales, particularly within a manufacturing or industrial environment. This position covers Northern TX, AR, Oklahoma and Northern Louisiana. The ideal candidate will be based within that region.

Key Responsibilities: Sales & Development: Identify and target new potential customers (e.g., distributors, OEMs, end-users, contractors) within the assigned territory through cold calling, networking, industry events, and market research. Develop and execute strategic sales plans to achieve and exceed sales quotas and revenue targets. Conduct thorough needs assessments to understand customer requirements, pain points, and business objectives. Present compelling sales proposals, product demonstrations, and technical specifications to prospective and existing clients. Negotiate pricing, terms, and conditions to secure profitable sales agreements. Proactively follow up on leads and sales opportunities to move them through the sales pipeline. Collaborate with inside sales, engineering, and production teams to ensure customer satisfaction and successful order fulfillment. Maintain a strong understanding of the company's product portfolio, manufacturing processes, and competitive landscape. Account Management & Relationship Building: Cultivate and maintain strong, long-lasting relationships with existing customers to foster loyalty and identify opportunities for repeat business and upselling. Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned accounts, addressing inquiries, resolving issues, and providing exceptional customer service. Regularly visit customer sites to build rapport, assess ongoing needs, and identify potential challenges or opportunities. Conduct regular business reviews with key accounts to ensure customer satisfaction and alignment with business goals. Market & Product Knowledge: Stay informed about industry trends, market conditions, and competitor activities to identify new opportunities and threats. Provide valuable market feedback to the product development and marketing teams to inform future strategies. Continuously enhance product knowledge, application expertise, and technical understanding of manufactured goods. Travel & Territory Management: Travel extensively, up to 75% of the time, within the assigned territory to meet with prospective and existing clients, attend industry events, and manage sales activities. Manage travel schedule efficiently and cost-effectively within the assigned territory. Reporting & Administration: Accurately maintain customer records, sales activities, and pipeline updates within the CRM system (e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot).Prepare and submit regular sales forecasts, activity reports, and expense reports in a timely manner. Participate in sales meetings, training sessions, and company events as required.

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