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As an Outside Food Sales Representative, you will cultivate relationships, develop new business, and provide innovative solutions to our customers, helping them to achieve their goals and, in return, yours.
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Minimum 1 year of relevant professional sales experience within alcohol beverage or CPG industries, or for new college graduates, a sales internship or full/part-time sales role (preferably in consumer goods.
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This would be an outside sales/marketing position in a predetermined area to create the relationships needed to drive business. We are looking for someone with restoration industry experience, specifically on the sales and business development side.
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Resort, hospitality, customer service, account management, sales, business development, server, restaurant, tourism, timeshare, sales agent, property management, vacation ownership sales, account manager, auto, automobile, RV, jewelry, restaurant, business development, actor, escrow, timeshare, vacation ownership, in-house sales agent, front line sales agent, vacation counselor.
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Outside Sales Representatives are direct seller independent contractors contracting with 21 st Century Sales, LLC dba Luna Sales, and are responsible for their business incorporation, auto insurance, vehicle, and other expenses.
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General Manager - Sales and Business Development. This individual will be responsible for managing the sales team, maintaining positive business relationships to ensuring achievement of sales targets and individual sales KPIs across our portfolio of brands.
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In collaboration with Senior Treasury Management Sales Officer and Treasury Operations Supervisor, assist with the review, selection and installation of new business online banking and treasury management products and services.
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In this role, the STS SALT Sales & Use Tax Senior Manager will be charged with marketing, networking and business development within his/her area of experience and specialization and recognizing potential changes in sales & use tax policy and applying new policies to tax compliance.
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The Sr. Account Executive, Connectivity Product Sales is responsible for working with customers and T-Mobile for Business sales teams to solve business problems through product solution selling.
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Additionally, the Architectural Sales Representative will be responsible for meeting or exceeding the sales budget regarding price, volume, and mix as well as partnering with other Armstrong sales reps to drive improved business results.
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As a Business Development Representative (BDR) at PhotoShelter you will play a crucial role in identifying and nurturing prospective customers. You will be responsible for both inbound and outbound lead management and will collaborate with both the sales and marketing teams to drive revenue growth.
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The right candidate will have extensive insurance knowledge, experience in the commercial insurance market implementing platform-based solutions across all business areas (Sales, Underwriting, Billing and Claims & Operations) and have a unique ability to align technology and process with the overall operating vision.
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A concrete pipe sales representative is responsible for maintaining/growing existing customer account activity, building relationships, creating new business, and driving specified product sales.
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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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