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The Project Manager's main focus is the sales and marketing of our installed polished concrete and epoxy flooring systems as well as our materials for end users in commercial, retail, and industrial markets.
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Internal: District Sales Manager, Regional Sales Manager, VP of Local Sales, Accounting/Credit Department, Merchandising and Marketing, Operations, and Customer Contact.
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Other projects as needed or assignedQUALIFICATIONS OF THE TERRITORY SALES MANAGER:Must live within 30 miles of city listed. Work directly with PMT sales staff, customer service, marketing team and other related departments within the company headquarters Develop the required technical, clinical and sales competencies through the completion of the sales associate development program in order to qualify and meet the expectations of becoming a Product Specialist within 18-24 month period.
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Serve as the advertising sales manager responsible for the local territory sales, special project management, insides sales and support team performance. Excellent decision-making and judgment skills are mandatory and should include proficiency in the following areas: revenue forecasting, effective 1:1 coaching, customer relations, negotiation, business ethics, developing business plans, hiring/training, marketing strategy and selling with a documented sales process.
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US Foods has a comprehensive training program for the Territory Manager position. The primary purpose of this position is to develop and manage established as well as new customers, by selling food and non-food items to achieve sales and profitability goals.
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The Territory Manager / Pharmaceutical Sales Representative will act as the primary customer contact with-in the territory by creating demand and executing sales & marketing strategies in the promotion of the Women’s Healthcare product line.
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This position also serves as a business, clinical, and contracting strategy advisor to Regional Directors of Sales, Territory Managers, and the Enterprise and Marketing teams. The Regional Sales Manager, Hospital position is responsible for developing and cultivating business relationships with all key decision makers and targeted customers within the hospital/IDN setting.
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They are seeking a results-driven and highly motivated Territory Sales Manager to join their dynamic team. If you are open to this Territory Sales Manager role, please apply today.
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The District Sales Manager oversees and directs the Field Sales activities of Territory Managers in Midwest District covering Minnesota, Wisconsin, & North Dakota. The District Sales Manager implements sales/marketing programs that can be utilized throughout the entire region.
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As a Territory Manager for our Fiberon decking brand, you will enjoy working with customers of all sizes to attain financial sales goals through maintaining and growing the relationships with Distributors, Dealers, and construction professionals.
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As a Territory Sales Manager for our Veterinary Sales Team, you are the face behind our brand as these providers consider Pro Plan Veterinary Diets. Grow the Purina Veterinary business by using innovative sales and marketing concepts to achieve assigned goals in all key measures.
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The role of Territory Sales Manager is an outside sales position traveling throughout the MN metro. This individual would be supported by a sales & marketing team generating warm leads.
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Associate’s Degree in business, marketing and sales or related field of study (preferred) The Outside Sales Account Manager is responsible for strategically driving sales and meeting goals to help achieve maximum profitability and growth in line with company vision and values.
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Collaborate and communicate with Marketing and Sales Administration on literature requests, supplies, relevant data maintenance, support issues, and fleet management issues. Observe each Sales Representative/Territory Manager's sales presentations in the field on a regular basis and provide feedback on these observed observations.
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The territory that this rep covers does not have an Inside Sales Rep or Field Rep. Utilizes inbound and/or outbound techniques to identify, qualify and close new opportunities. Works to achieve maximum sales profitability, growth, and account penetration within an assigned territory.
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