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Reports to the Engineering Manager on projects that involve product research and development, product enhancement/customization, product test and support. Expert in designing solutions fabricated using plastic injection molding, extrusions, sheet metal fabrication or machining operations.
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The Territory Manager is focused on growing sales through weekly warehouse orders, conventional sales opportunities, drop-ship programs, and other promotional programs. Our team is currently looking for a Territory Manager who will be responsible for growing profitable sales with current and new Emery Jensen customers in New York.
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Dura-Line is hiring a Territory Sales Manager for the New England and New York area that will be responsible for giving sales presentations either in person or virtually, working in the field on installations, working with the team on projects, and answering customer questions.
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As a key member of the sales/commercial team, the Territory Business Manager (TBM) will lead sales at the territory level and serve as the primary liaison between customers and the SpringWorks organization.
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The Territory Manager is responsible for growing service contract sales for the Chromatography and Life Science business within the Analytical Instruments Group. Achieve and exceed monthly & yearly sales goals within an assigned territory.
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The Territory Sales Representative’s primary responsibility is to grow revenue by acquiring, Small Commercial, Independent DSD, Independent 5 gal Retail, On Premise and Small Commercial customers within a designated territory.
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We are looking for a Sales Manager (Skratch) who has established relationships with media decision makers at major brands in the U.S.; a professional and articulate self-starter with a strong knowledge of digital/social media who is passionate about golf.
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As a TERRITORY MANAGER you will have the ability to manage your own time and pipeline, set priorities, meet monthly goals and work directly with our Co-Founder, Head of Sales and Chief Growth Officer on the most pressing initiatives within our rapidly scaling business.
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As a Territory Business Manager, you’ll set the direction we need to deliver outstanding results. This position requires both daily travel and occasional overnight travel including territory, regional district and national sales meetings.
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As a Cyber Security Sales - Territory Account Manager on the Blackberry Cylance enterprise sales team, you will be responsible for generating opportunities to position the BlackBerry portfolio within an assigned territory and/or accounts.
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Research, evaluate, and recommend best-in-class sales automation, sales enablement, sales intelligence, and other relevant solutions. Supported by an expansive cross-departmental team, the working strategy must consider the needs of stakeholders across Product, Offers, Billing, Engineering, IT, and Marketing to define dynamic experiences as part of an omni-channel sales pipeline both internally and with external sales partners.
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Advanced knowledge of sales skills, revenue management, training, and motivation of peers. Assist the Director of Sales by reaching the agreed upon business travel revenue goals, in particular by soliciting national accounts.
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Who you are: As Sales Manager / Global Education Advisor for the High School Summer Abroad team, you will be the account manager for your given territory, including the management of your enrollment coordinator(s.
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Territory Sales Manager- Outside Eyewear Sales. The Territory Sales Manager will travel throughout the territory, and will be equipped with dynamic tools and technology, including a rep-inspired sales cycling app.
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Strong people manager who can translate sales data into actionable tasks for the SDR team to execute on. Dealpath is looking for a Manager, Sales Development to join our sales team based in our New York City office.
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Title: territory sales manager Company: Springs Window Fashions in New York, NY
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