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Essentra is immediately hiring a Key Account Sales Manager who will be responsible for driving sales growth for our large strategic Distributors. As the Key Account Sales Manager, Distribution you utilize your detailed knowledge of technical sales and marketing processes and manage both complex design to production sales cycles and post-design.
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Kinsley Power Systems is seeking a Rental Sales Account Manager. The Rental Sales Account Manager is responsible for prospecting and closing business for rental temporary generators and associated accessories (distribution, cables, transport, fueling) and related assets (light towers/message boards.
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As a Business Development Manager, you will spearhead the expansion of our digital procurement platform, focusing particularly on MRO sales within the industrial sector. Minimum of 5 years' experience in industrial sales or business development, with a strong emphasis on equipment/parts sales.
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OSL is growing rapidly, that’s why we need a hands-on lead from the front Wireless Sales Manager to train, mentor and develop. You’re a Wireless Sales Manager who is our go-to point-person at store level.
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Experience in technology sales and educational i.e. SaaS sales experience, CRM, SalesForce or other client management tools, social media, etc. This position will support a wireless sales territory that will require travel in and around the Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Hazelton, Stroudsburg PA area.
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Along with daily phone calls and bi-weekly sales meetings and joint sales visits with the Regional Sales Manager. This is a great opportunity as an Outside Sales Account Manager to become familiar with the Test and Measurement industry and become involved in selling to Engineering, Purchasing, Quality Control, R&D, and Manufacturing departments in collaboration with our inside sales team.
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We are seeking a Territory Sales Manager to join our team. Five plus years of sales experience in the Industrial Automation industry (or related field). Seven plus Years sales experience in Industrial Automation preferred.
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Working in a largely virtual environment where our culture and commitment to creating remarkable experiences come first, the Business Solutions Manager uses full-sales cycle skills to promote our technology workforce staffing solutions with clients and prospects through a combination of video and in-person meetings.
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Have a bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college or NDT certification from and accredited school (or a high school diploma / GED with at least 4 years of experience in Sales). Cooperating with (technical) sales support to realize sales.
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Kismet client, American Waste Management Services, Inc., is looking for an individual to join their team as a Territory Sales Manager for the New England Region. Provide direct sales efforts to potential customers in the region/territory assigned by Corporate.
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Work with inside sales support on quotes/agreements. Kinsley Power Systems, a family-owned business, has been an industry leader in generator service, sales and rentals for over 55 years.
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Position Overview: The District Sales Manager is responsible for managing sales operations and developing new business opportunities in the Truck Sales sector. This role requires a strategic, motivated professional with expertise in fleet management and dealership sales.
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The Pearson Early Career CTE Sales Manager builds and sustains a highly functioning, diverse team of sales professionals and guides them to achieve profitable annual revenue growth at their assigned accounts while coaching the team to grow and develop as professionals whereby everyone contributes toward and promotes our inclusive culture and commitment to accessibility.
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As a member of our Business Insurance Sales Enablement Team, you will use data and analytics to conduct complex analyses to quantify insights, identify opportunities, and influence strategic business decisions.
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The Senior SBA Regional Sales Manager is primarily responsible for SBA lending and customer growth in their assigned region. The Senior SBA Regional Sales Manager directly manages the SBA Business Development Officers (BDOs) in the TD footprint.
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