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The Territory Sales Lead reports directly to the Market Sales Manager. The majority of responsibility for the Territory Sales Lead is the supervision and development of the assigned associates to drive sales and meet retailer and client expectations.
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A robust company like Platinum handles objectives like marketing, recruiting, customer service, and technology and innovation, so you can focus on what you do best—educating more customers and closing more sales.
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Operate mobile equipment on plant property (loader, haul truck, water truck, etc.) Ability to use shovel, broom, jackhammer, sweeper, forklift, bobcat and vacuum truck. Maintain cleanliness of plant work areas.
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Once complete, invitations will reach you via on-site or via email. Some studies such as clinical trial in-person focus groups pay as high as $500 per study. This opportunity is for completing market research opportunities with independent brands via online or phone.
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We display it, we move it, we track it; making sure stores and their product suppliers have the best opportunities for optimal sales. Is your retail career ready for a boost? We handle product movement at retail.
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