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Overview: In this role you drive Warehouse Management opportunities by engaging with executives to discuss tailored logistics solutions. You will own the account strategy, align cross-functional teams, and push opportunities from discovery to implementation. You’ll work with multiple JB Hunt units to broaden engagements and support post-award growth. The position combines strategic sales leadership with complex solution development in a fast-paced logistics environment. Compensation / Benefits medical benefit dental benefit vision benefit 401(k) retirement plan life insurance short-term and long-term disability coverage
Responsibilities: Develop new and incremental Warehouse Management business through existing relationships and lead generation Meet with current and prospective customers to understand supply-chain needs and propose solutions Lead opportunities through the full sales process from qualification to implementation handoff Coordinate cross-functional resources (Operations, Solutions/Engineering, Pricing, Finance, Legal, Real Estate, Sales) to build customer solutions Build relationships across JB Hunt units to identify warehousing opportunities Maintain post-award engagement and identify expansion opportunities Maintain accurate pipeline and CRM updates Travel to customer sites, facilities, and events as needed
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree with 5+ years of relevant experience in business development, sales, supply chain, third-party logistics, warehousing, or related field Proven track record in developing customer relationships and pursuing new business opportunities Strong communication, presentation, negotiation, and relationship-management skills Ability to coordinate cross-functional resources and manage complex opportunities Valid driver's license with clean motor vehicle record communication negotiation relationship-management CRM-based opportunity and pipeline management pricing and profitability awareness knowledge of warehouse operations, distribution, and value-added services

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