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Supports Territory Manager(s) and the Regional Sales Manager with sales activities that include procedure coverage, uncovering new opportunities for IGTD product penetration into assigned territory, and maintaining existing customers.
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The CSS will report to the Regional Sales Director with guidance from the Territory Manager on daily activities. This position collaborates with the Territory Manager, Regional Sales Director, Clinical Lead Specialist to advance market share and optimize the customer clinical experience.
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As a Sales Manager Trainee, you will have access to a world class management training program with the opportunity to gain valuable experience by partnering with dedicated and successful Store Managers.
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The General Manager will establish priorities and lead key operational initiatives such as the sales plan and budget development and execution of physical property improvement projects. Aimbridge Hospitality is actively recruiting for a General Manager to lead our team at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott Denver Tech Center.
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Second in charge to the CEO of sales and operations for Fischer Van Lines, Moving and Storage. A strong networking background and effective sales tactics based on ethics and customer service.
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Powering Positive Change Join Our Team at Maxeon: Regional Sales Manager (Mountain Central) - Where Innovation Meets Sustainability Who We Are: Pioneers in Solar Energy at Maxeon, we're not just harnessing the power of the sun, we're leading a global energy revolution.
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Requirements:Must be a motivated self-starter with strong sales and business development skills. Research and identify opportunities by emails, calling dealership to enroll and activate within SiriusXM programs.
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The Community Manager manages and coordinates the team members’ daily activities and resources of the property to achieve established budgeted financial and operational goals. Management: 1 - 3 Years Multi-Family Property ManagementExperience Preferred: Property Management, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Service background sufficient to manage the day-to-day operation of an apartment community.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Business Development, Relationship Management, Operations, Sales Enablement, IT, Corporate Strategy, Marketing, and End Users and Leadership, to gather requirements, prioritize initiatives, and drive alignment on CRM initiatives.
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TheGeneral Manager, Modern Work within the Small, Medium, and Corporate (SMC) customer segment leads an organization of sales specialist and technical sellers to provide and sell the best-in-class Solutions to our SMC customers, building the momentum into this new AI-era for our customers & partners.
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The Regional Sales Manager OpportunityRegional Sales Managers are individual contributors who play a vital role in driving a significant share of revenue for Okta. Reporting to the Area Sales Director, the Regional Sales Manager will lead the sales process within an assigned territory of business for net new logos into prospective accounts and regional consultant influencers (5,000-20,000 employees.
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Classification Exempt (Salary) Pay Range 75K + Commission (uncapped) est 350K+ Reports to Regional Sales Manager Hours Monday through Friday, some nights, and weekends whatever it takes Date 10/8/2021.
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A Day in the Life as a Regional Sales Manager (RSM) : Our RSMs are responsible for all aspects of a sale, including product evaluation, pricing negotiations, contract development, and ensuring successful product fulfillment and payment according to the contractual agreement.
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As a Torchys Kitchen Manager, you will be responsible for all Back of the House (BOH) operations, including maintaining a safe and impressively clean kitchen, and instilling a culture of If its not great we dont serve it.
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Job Description Regional Sales Manager Location: Denver, CO Annualized Base Salary: 65,000 + Bonus We are seeking a highly motivated and results-driven Regional Sales Representative to join our dynamic sales team.
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