Outside Sales Representative
pursuitFranklin (TN)
Outside Sales Representative
Posted yesterday
pursuitFranklin (TN)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelTruck, Utility Trailer, and RV (Recreational Vehicle) Rental and Leasing
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Our client, a 45-year-old family-owned commercial vehicle rental company, is looking for a motivated Sales Rep to join their growing team! This role will consist of hunting for new business out in the field and growing their brand!
Highlights:
- Company plans to double in size within two years and triple within three (tons of long term growth opportunity!)Expanding to nationwide footprint
- Strong culture that emphasizes personal autonomy
- Base Salary with Uncapped commissions, company car, gas card!!! (Y1 OTE ~100K)
- Strong inbound leads and no overnight travel!
- Full Benefits, 401k, ETC.Remote when not in the field!
- Looking For:2-3+ years of Outside Sales/ B2B experience (any fleet/ rentals knowledge a plus!)Someone who is willing/ able to be out in the field 3+ days a week
- Someone motivated to succeed and grow with a smaller company!
- Someone who lives in Orlando, Nashville, Dallas, Cincinnati, or Charlotte
- If interested, send me an email with your resume to wlukehart@pursuitsalessolutions.com
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