District Channel Manager - WOTC
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Unlock Your Career Potential: Sales at ADPIt takes a relentless team to lead an industry. ADP's world-class sales team is driving our global growth as a worldwide leader of workforce solutions. If you believe in the power of relationships, we'll give you the tools, training and support you need to connect with new and current customers, including Fortune 100 corporations. And as you achieve success, you'll enjoy the rewards, support and recognition you deserve.
ADP is hiring a District Channel Manager focused on Tax Credits (WOTC) / Business Incentives within the staffing vertical. In this position, you'll identify and cultivate new prospects with 1,000 or more employees in your multi state territory, cross-sell solutions to existing clients, and effectively close sales, with the support of exceptional sales training and the rewards of advancement opportunities and industry-leading compensation, benefits and awards.
We strive for every interaction to be driven by our CORE values: Insightful Expertise, Integrity Is Everything, Service Excellence, Inspiring Innovation, Each Person Counts, Results-Driven, and Social Responsibility.
Responsibilities:
Reach or exceed assigned sales goals
Implement sales strategies and create business plan
Develop and execute an access strategy to target prospects
Manage internal and external alliance relationships
Learn ADP's sophisticated sales technology to assist in opportunity identification
Mine existing and prospective clients for referral business
Establish and maintain good customer relations, with both internal and external customers
Connect customers' business needs with ADP products and services
Cross-sell other ADP solutions to existing clients
Build network in person and via phone with key decision makers in a designated territory
Qualifications Required:
A college degree is great but not required. What's more important is having the skills to do the job.
Five or more years of work experience
HCM experience