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  • If Softchoice and this role sound like a dream come true, please take a moment to apply online at softchoice.com. If your experience matches with our current needs, one of our friendly Talent Advisors will give you a call.

  • You will be the first impression of Softchoice for many of the individuals that you reach out to, and will help communicate our story and let people know why Softchoice is a great place to work.

  • Organizations are the same looking for partners like Softchoice to make sure that they are using what they are being billed and being billed for only what they are using.

  • Are you ready to take on a role where you will manage a team of Territory Sales Representatives (Inside Sales) who enable our clients to align their business needs with the best technology investments all within our amazing culture at Softchoice Nation?

  • What you ll bring to the table: Our Principals know their customer industries, business, and how Softchoice can help them drive their digital transformation.

Headquarters:Toronto, Canada
Softchoice Corporation is a North American provider of technology solutions and services. With over 1,200 employees, Softchoice manages the technology needs of thousands of corporate and public sector organizations across the United States and Canada.
Opened:1989
President:Vincent R. De Palma
CEO:Vincent R. De Palma (Feb 2017–)

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