Regional Sales Director
Regional Sales Director
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Build and manage relationships with purchasing and materials teams at assigned accounts in the North America region
- Develop account plans and grow revenue across assigned accounts
- Gain a deep understanding of each account, identifying pain points and opportunities
- Secure and maintain approved-vendor status and handle supplier onboarding
- Quote and close RFQs, including through airline portals and parts marketplaces
- Provide feedback to the executive team on trends and strategy that will better position us to service these accounts
- Over time, hire, train and manage a Regional Sales Associate
- Work with our compliance and operations teams to meet each customer's requirements
- Keep a clean pipeline and provide accurate forecasts
- What you bring
- High School diploma and associate or bachelor's degree 5+ years selling aircraft parts or MRO services directly to airlines
- Established relationships with major airline buyers is a plus
- Strong knowledge of rotables, consumables and trace documentation
- Experience with parts marketplaces such as ILS or Aeroxchange
- A track record of hitting revenue targets on named accounts
- Leadership or mentoring experience is a plus
- Why Jacaero
- A senior role in a company that's growing and a sector that has strong tailwinds
- Direct access to ownership and the leadership team
- Room to shape the regional sales strategy and team
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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