District Sales Manager
$70,000 - $80,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$70,000 - $80,000 per year
About the role
- Health Insurance (includes telemedicine, virtual health, FSA, HCSA & other benefits)
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Health Spending Account
- Employee Support and Mental Wellness
- Short-term disability 401k MatchPaid vacation
- Floating days
- Employee Assistance Program
- Employee Engagement EventsAwards and Recognition
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Service Awards
- Employee Perks & Discounts
- Plan, organize, and monitor activities according to priorities.
- Establish schedules, deadlines, or quotas.
- Develop results-oriented conclusions.
- Communications/Interpersonal Skills - Capability to:
- Listen effectively.
- Describe or explain information, concepts, ideas, or instructions to others.
- Interface effectively with customers, the public, and co-workers.
- Decision-making Ability - Capability to:
- Perceive and evaluate alternatives.
- Analyze impact of decisions before executing them.
- Make and implement decisions compatible with organizational goals.
- Support decisions with appropriate evidence and rationale.
- The ability to make accurate assessments on market conditions and trends and convey these in a professional manner.
- Perform with absolute honesty and diplomacy managing multiple distributors in the territory.
- Education in horticulture or equivalent experience preferred
- Passion for horticulture with experience in lawn/garden retail or plant nurseries
- Horticulture/Ag Certification is a plus (State/County courses or continuing education)
- Greenhouse/Nursery production experience is a plus
- Experience with Independent Garden Centers or horticulture departments in hardware stores
- Ability and willingness to travel to cover territory needs and team activities
- Work Environment
- Remote position with ~70% travel - can sit anywhere in the territory below -Territory covers all of New England - Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Vermont.
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