Continental

Tire Manufacturing

TerritorySalesManagerManitoba/Saskatchewan

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Territory Sales Manager - Manitoba/Saskatchewan at Continental. Skills: Sales, Account Management, Territory Planning. Develop business partnerships with key accounts. Coordinate sales and training with each account”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve assigned sales targets in assigned region and accounts; Ensure current product lines are renewed or discarded; Meet the forecast and unit objectives per key account; Ensure supply to retailers

Industry & Context.

Tire Manufacturing
Problems you'll solve

Resolve operational and administrative issues; Develop and implement corrective action plans

Eligibility Requirements

Candidates must be located within the Territory (Manitoba and Saskatchewan), Work from home office, Ability to lift Truck Tires, Travel required, Valid driver's license, Valid passport

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Relevant Bachelor’s degree AND 1+ year of related professional experience OR minimum 3 years relevant sales experience if no relevant Bachelor’s degree, Sales and Marketing Activities - Demonstrated experience and skills in Sales and Marketing, Functional knowledge - Knowledge of the principles, practices, and standard methodologies of Sales coupled with a knowledge of the standard Marketing programs, Microsoft Programs experience, Consulting services - Knowledge of various special Sales and Marketing programs, Oral and Written communications - ability to use effective oral communications to present ideas/explain material to a variety of audiences, Ability to lift Truck Tires, Travel required, Valid driver's license and passport are required, Legal Authorization to work in Canada is required

Nice to Have

Truck Tire industry experience, Outside sales experience

What You'll Do.

Develop business partnerships with key accounts

Coordinate sales and training with each account

Drive National Account sales for CTNA product

Assist in Dealer sell out

Retain and grow existing accounts

Manage territory through prioritization and efficiency

Develop and maintain territory coverage plan

Develop and maintain sales activity at key regional fleets

Achieve assigned sales targets

Function as account manager for target dealers

Participate in sales meetings

Identify opportunities for new product lines

Assist Sales Manager in developing programs

Monitor progress to objectives

Develop and provide training for personnel

Conduct one-on-one training

Conduct market intelligence

Analyze customers and market conditions

Assist in monthly article forecast

Assist in coordination

and managing inventory

Ensure forecasting by article number is current

Manage and resolve operational and administrative issues

Respond to all inquiries

Prepare weekly itineraries and expense reports

Maintain a professional image

Prepare professional presentations

Utilize Salesforce for documenting sales activities

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coordinate sales and training with each account on a regional level; Assist Sales Manager in developing programs and concepts; Provide management with data about market trends; Assist in monthly article forecast with regional management; Assist in coordination, monitoring, and managing inventory and production planning

Communication Scope

Oral communications; Written communications

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