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Dealership management experience is a plus (sales manager, internet sales manager, business development manager, F&I manager, marketing manager, marketing director, parts manager, service manager, fixed operations manager.
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As an Automotive Sales Manager your primary focus will be to establish professional relationships with customers and help their businesses become more efficient, effective, and profitable.
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Consults regularly with the GSM, Internet Manager, Sales Managers and Assistant Sales Managers. Internet Manager/General Sales Manager. All tasks required to be done daily and follow the checkout process with Internet Manager/Sales Manager.
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Thorough understanding of the Sales Process with experience as an automotive Sales Manager or Internet Manager. 3+ years of experience as a Sales/Internet Manager at a franchise dealership or in a commercial equipment/fleet sales environment.
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Job DetailsDescription Volvo Cars Greensboro, a Hudson Automotive company, is looking foranenergetic and high performing Internet Sales Manager to lead our team. Qualifications: Internet Sales Manager experience with a proven track record of success.
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3+ years of automotive dealership experience (sales associate/representative, service advisor, parts counter, controller, marketing associate) Must have reliable home internet with sufficient bandwidth for video conferencing.
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By helping these customers become successful in the different areas of the dealership, you will build trust that will further drive consulting services sales. Our training consists of time with experienced consulting and sales representatives in the field for approximately 90 days, online courses completed in your home office, and classroom instruction through our offices in Dayton and Houston.
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Our superior software solutions, our award-winning sales, service, and support have made us one of the most recognized and respected companies in the automotive industry. Once a project is complete, you will follow-up with customers to maintain relationships and provide ongoing 'fee for service' support and problem resolution.
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Working remotely with a company cell phone, laptop, and other provided home office equipment. Must have reliable transportation as well as a valid driver's license, with fewer than 2 moving violations in the last three years and no OVI/DUI/DWI violations in the last five years.
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Must be willing to travel extensively overnight (up to 5 nights per week) You will work with dealership personnel to identify trouble areas within the dealership and then use established and proven consulting services programs, as well as your industry knowledge, to help solve these issues.
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Reynolds and Reynolds promotes a healthy lifestyle by providing a non-smoking environment. Your compensation during training will be a $55,000 base salary. Reynolds and Reynolds is looking for experienced automotive professionals to join our consulting team.
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Your compensation during training will be a $55K base salary. We strive to offer an environment that provides our associates with the right balance between work and family. Total targeted income after training (including base and bonuses) is 75K.
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Total targeted income after training (including base and bonuses) is $75,000+. Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and a health savings account. If you are looking for an opportunity to utilize your automotive skills and make a difference for automotive dealerships across the country, please apply today.
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High School Diploma or equivalent; Bachelor's preferred but not required. You will be eligible for quarterly bonuses after the 6-9 month training period. Professional development and training. Reynolds and Reynolds is an equal opportunity employer.
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Paid vacation and sick days. 401(k) with up to 6% matching. Eight paid holidays. Promotion from within.
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