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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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Additionally, Territory Managers are responsible for ensuring the territory meets or exceeds all goals through driving sales revenue. The Territory Manager will oversee the entire SCS process of patient care, pre-surgical education, post-surgical follow ups and long-term care of the device.
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In this role, the Clinical Sales Specialist will be an integrated part of the trial and commercial sales process in collaboration with the Territory Manager (TM) to educate interventional cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and hybrid OR/cath lab personnel on the safe and effective use of Abbott TAVI products.
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IAA Holdings, LLC is seeking a Territory Manager to join our Outside Sales Team in Syracuse, NY! The Territory Manager drives in local market sales for the Branch. Monitor market trends from used car sales reports and whole results and communicate findings to Management.
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As a Seed Sales Representative, you will implement the NK Brand strategy in your territory and provide intense local knowledge and agronomic expertise to address agricultural challenges.
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As a Territory Sales Representative for Patterson Dental, you are responsible for driving profitable sales growth by developing, maintaining, and advancing accounts by regularly contacting dental offices within a defined territory.
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As part of that team, the Territory Business Manager (TBM) for the Neurology Franchise will drive demand generation through a focused approach on healthcare professionals, academic institutions, and specialty pharmacy/infusion providers.
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Continuously build understanding on customer needs and expectations, territory market landscape, competitors, market segments/dynamics, accounts, disease, product, clinical and sales expertise and share this market intelligence information with in-field team, brand team and sales manager to achieve alignment, to anticipate environmental changes and challenges and to optimize brand strategy and its execution.
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Flex to changing environments and sales methodologies, including remote selling techniques•Plan, organize, and execute local promotional speaker programs and activities•Maximize budget allocated to the geographic territory to support execution of strategies and tactics and generate/ grow the business.
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As our new Surgical Sales Representative, you will be responsible for developing a geographic territory, calling on medical facilities and physicians to promote our Ophthalmologic service lines.
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Well-informed about our competitors' activities in assigned territory; informs manager of any changing competitive pricing programs, marketing directives, or door-to-door sales tactics. Success in a previous sales position, prospecting, or cold calling; direct sales experience is preferred but not required.
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Development and performance of all sales activities in the assigned territory (i.e. lead generation, cold calling, and appointment setting). The Water Treatment Sales Consultant will be responsible for identifying, developing, and servicing existing and new accounts in the greater Syracuse/Albany area.
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Grow & maintain MasterBrand sales for Home Depot home improvement stores in the designated territory. Manage sales visits to each store in the territory. The Home Depot Outside Sales Representative reports to the territory’s Regional Sales Manager.
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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. US Foods has a comprehensive training program for the Territory Manager position.
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PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Preferred Skills/Abilities and Knowledge Success in a previous sales position, prospecting, or cold calling; direct sales experience is preferred but not required.
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