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Research and understand territory growth opportunities for developing an effective business plan and sales strategy; Develop the client relationship by understanding both short-term and long-term needs/goals for optimal positioning of IDT's products and services.
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Territory Sales Manager - Austin, TX. Territory Sales Manager. Requires some directly related work experience in non-durable consumer goods sales. Analytical skills, able to analyze data and develop a sales plan.
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Requirements for the Sales Territory Manager include: Selling skills and outside sales experience (government contract and bid experience a plus) A minimum of two years of experience in the pavement or bridge maintenance industry preferred (or related fields such as construction, asphalt, concrete, chemicals, etc.
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Requirements for the Sales Territory Manager include: Selling skills and outside sales experience required (government contract and bid experience a plus) A minimum of two years of experience in the pavement or bridge maintenance industry preferred (or related fields such as construction, asphalt, concrete, chemicals, etc.
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The Territory Sales Manager is responsible for the promotion and sales of IDT's full portfolio of products, including custom oligonucleotide solutions across key application areas such as qPCR, CRISPR, Functional Genomics, Synthetic Biology and Next Generation Sequencing.
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We are searching for a fast-paced, self-starter motivated to conquer Northeast Texas with perseverance as our Territory Sales Manager You will have an exceptional team of professionals, and you will jump in to accomplish unlimited possibilities.
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Manage and grow new customer accounts while maintaining existing sales within assigned territory. We are looking for a sales representative to add to our Bobcat of Seattle location to support the Bobcat line of compact tractors, zero turn mowers, and other grounds maintenance related products.
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Communicate and coordinate activities with Regional Sales Manager, other Territory Sales Manager, Segment Managers, National Distribution Manager, and any other Storage Solutions representatives who could assist with a project or account.
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This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Territory Manager who thrives in a dynamic sales environment and is passionate about construction machinery. Our client, a prominent dealer in construction equipment, is actively seeking a motivated Territory Manager to oversee their operations in Pierce County.
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Keywords: sales, representative, professional, account executive, account manager, business development, Engineering, civil engineer, construction, sales engineer, building products, professional engineer, public works, DOT, construction materials, precast, concrete, architectural sales, PVF, metal pipe, concrete pipe, HDPE pipe, stormwater, sewer, specifying products, waterworks, B to B, industrial sales, fasteners, ductile, foundry, manhole, drainage, Pipe, valve, fittings.
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The Territory Sales Manager is responsible for renting light-duty trucks from PTR's fleet by achieving opportunity-based sales goals. 5+ years of territory manager, account manager, regional sales manager, national sales manager, or outside sales experience.
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Three to Five years of prior sales experience required; preferably in life science reagents/consumables. This position is part of the New England Field Sales team and will be located in Boston/Cambridge.
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The Ceva Veterinary Sales Territory Manager is a bright, self-motivated, results-oriented sales driver. Veterinary Sales Territory Manager - Denver, CO.
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As a Territory Manager, you will be responsible for self-generating prospects and closing deals directly. Territory Manager Job Responsibilities. Our client offers a challenging yet rewarding role, where your expertise in machinery sales will drive success in Pierce County.
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The Territory Manager is responsible for the direct sale of new, used and rental of John Deere Construction & Forestry and Allied Products to assigned accounts. Submit a verity of sales reports as required including activities, opportunities, deals pending and adherence to goals.
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