Sales Director - Strategic Accounts
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ilocatumCanonsburg (PA)
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$130,000 to $150,000 per year
About the role
Sales Director
Canonsburg, PA | $130,000 to $150,000 Per Year
This established, growth oriented organization is hiring a Sales Director to take ownership of its sales organization and help drive the next stage of profitable growth. Reporting to senior executive leadership, this person will have responsibility for sales performance, team development, pipeline management, forecasting, strategic account growth, new business development, and channel and partner relationships. This is a hands on leadership role that combines strategic planning with day to day involvement in coaching, customer meetings, and opportunity reviews.
Schedule
Full time, with approximately 40 to 50% travel to support the team and customers.
Compensation
$130,000 to $150,000 per year, based on experience.
What You'll Do:
The Sales Director builds a high performance sales culture centered on accountability, preparation, activity, and results, leading, coaching, and developing a team of sales professionals while establishing clear performance expectations across territories and assigned markets. This person conducts regular one on one coaching, pipeline, forecasting, and opportunity reviews, works alongside sales team members in the field, and participates in key customer meetings. The role includes strengthening the team's effectiveness in prospecting, discovery, presentations, negotiation, objection handling, and closing, identifying performance gaps, and supporting recruitment, onboarding, and training of future sales talent. Working with executive leadership, the Sales Director establishes and manages sales metrics covering customer and prospect meetings, new account development, qualified opportunities, win rates, pipeline quality and velocity, forecast accuracy, and CRM data integrity. This person also establishes revenue objectives and growth plans, identifies priority accounts and new business opportunities, and builds relationships with external sales channels and strategic business partners. The role involves developing strategic accounts, expanding relationships beyond a single point of contact, and participating directly in customer presentations, negotiations, and business reviews. The Sales Director owns pipeline and forecast discipline, ensuring accurate CRM usage and providing executive leadership with clear reporting on sales performance, forecasts, wins and losses, and emerging risks. This person partners across the organization to align sales strategy with broader business objectives and support customer facing initiatives.
Required Qualifications:
Approximately 5 to 10 or more years of progressive sales experience
Previous sales management experience with responsibility for developing and leading sales professionals
Demonstrated history of revenue growth and new account development
Experience managing a combination of direct sales and channel or partner relationships
Experience establishing sales KPIs and holding teams accountable for activity and results
Proven pipeline management and forecasting capabilities
Experience navigating complex or longer cycle B2B sales
Strong CRM experience with an appreciation for accurate sales data
Strong leadership, coaching, communication, presentation, and negotiation skills
Ability to travel approximately 40 to 50% as needed
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience leading sales teams within a similar industry or market
Experience developing territory coverage and succession strategies as an organization grows
Background balancing long term strategy with hands on day to day execution
Compensation and Benefits:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401k plan
Paid time off
To apply, submit your resume for consideration.
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