Territory Sales Manager

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richmond group usaScottsdale (AZ)

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About the role

Confidential Opening: Regional Sales Manager, Food Service Equipment
The Role: An established food service equipment manufacturer is seeking a Regional Sales Manager to develop and grow relationships with grocery chains and independent grocers across a multi-state Western territory. Candidates based in Southern California or Phoenix will receive priority consideration. Because this is a confidential replacement search, the company name, full territory, and additional position details will be shared with qualified candidates following an initial conversation. What They NeedFluent in both English and Spanish. This is a non-negotiable requirement. Proven experience selling food service equipment into grocery, supermarket, or retail food environments. Experience developing relationships with grocery chains and independent grocers. Strong territory-development, prospecting, and relationship-building skills. Comfortable managing an established territory while identifying new business opportunities. Ability to travel approximately three nights per week.
What’s in It for You: Base salary commensurate with experience. The exact salary range will be shared with qualified candidates. Fully uncapped commissions. Bonus opportunity of up to $10,000.Additional sales kickers and spiffs. Company car, company credit card, and gas card. All approved business travel expenses paid. Interested candidates may send a confidential resume to:
Arianna Davidson: This employer is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any legally protected status.

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