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Outside Sales Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States Or refer someone Job Openings Outside Sales About the Job Outside Sales Join a leading European manufacturing company with a legacy spanning over a century. With a global workforce of over 4,000 employees, we have been a dominant force in the European markets and are now embarking on an exciting expansion into the United States. We have recently acquired a Tulsa-based operation to spearhead our growth, presenting a unique opportunity for you to be part of our pioneering team in the U.S. market.
Position Overview: Position Title: Outside Sales Representative Industry Focus: Apparel Decoration, Promotional Materials, and Related Print/Textile Sector Reporting Structure: Initially reports Sales VP
Key Responsibilities: Drive new business development (80%+ focus on hunting new opportunities).Identify and partner with apparel decorators, distributors, and other relevant channels. Attend 34 trade shows annually; leverage creative lead generation strategies. Collaborate with internal teams on product to and marketing initiatives. Maintain communication with prospective and current clients through phone calls, open houses, and events.
Desired Candidate Profile: Bachelors' Degree or relevant experience Industry familiarity (e.g., apparel printing, promo, or textiles) preferred. Strong relationship-building and problem-solving skills. Eagerness to share ideas and thrive with minimal micromanagement. Marketing experience or mindset is a plus
Start Date: ASAPOr refer someone

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