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Sales Account Manager - Metro NY / New Jersey

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tyson foodsSpringdale (AR)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will cultivate and manage relationships with distributors and key accounts to grow sales and protect core business. You will work cross-functionally to deliver against sales plans, negotiate contracts, and drive mix and volume targets within our value-added tiers. You’ll track account insights, manage strategic initiatives, and support marketing and trade programs. This position offers cross-regional collaboration and exposure to business development activities within a high-volume food service environment. Compensation / Benefits Relocation assistance Annual incentive plan Paid time off Health benefits Career development opportunities
Responsibilities: Develop and nurture distributor and key account relationships to meet business objectives Gather and maintain account insights: business size, opportunities, competition, timing and hurdles Track progress using provided tools and report status to stakeholders Deliver against sales plans by coordinating with Business Development Distribution, Revenue Management, and broker teams Manage customer presentations, marketing programs, expense management, and deductions resolution Provide sales support at customer events, including product sampling and feature-benefit communication Achieve volume goals and execute price strategies while managing spend and product mix Drive strategic initiatives and cross-functional collaboration to grow new business and protect core Travel and engage with distributors and operators in assigned region
Key requirements: Minimum 5 years outside sales experience in Food Service, Food Service Manufacturing, or Distributor Sales Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience Excellent verbal and written communication skills Strategic thinking Negotiation skills Understanding of motivational leadership skills Conflict resolution skills Experience with Microsoft Office products Travel 30–50% Strategic thinking Negotiation Conflict resolution Effective communication Cross-functional collaboration Microsoft Office

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