Develop new and existing large-account business for Brady safety and industrial products. Manage distribution channels, build consultative customer and distributor relationships, advise on product applications, conduct site walkthroughs, train partners, meet sales goals, forecast activity, monitor competitors, and coordinate with internal sales and service teams. The role also includes software presentations, data integration, opportunity tracking in Salesforce.com, and regional market reporting.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
Brady Corporation is seeking a Territory Manager who will be responsible for developing new accounts, primarily large accounts, while growing the business within existing accounts, focusing on high profile organizations. Must have the ability to manage multiple channels of key distribution. The most successful candidate will possess the ability to analyze customer requirements and promote company products to meet those requirements. Advise customers on product applications, proposed application solutions, and new product introductions. This will require the knowledge of all Brady Americas products Safety and Industrial. The individual will be responsible to meet sales goals and objectives, motivate, train and perform joint calls with distribution, form consultative relationships with customers while providing facility solutions.
Preferred Qualifications- Service existing select accounts, while closing new business through opportunity pipeline.
- Develop target accounts into long term customers.
- Use sales skills to cross sell all Brady products/services into each of our accounts.
- Train and motivate distribution partners on the Brady products, and how to prospect for future opportunities.
- Develop relationships with distributor partners that can be leveraged to increase sales volume.
- Serve as mentor during sales councils from time to time in order to share views and ideas.
- Advise Regional Sales Manager of significant competitive actions, evaluation of market conditions and estimates of sales potential.
- Forecast and report incoming business activity, and expenses on a monthly and annual basis.
- Meet or exceed 100% of established sales goals.
- Perform customer site walkthroughs while acting as safety and industrial product expert.
- Work in conjunction with sales support, customer service, and inside sales to service customers needs.
- Plan all sales activities and log related opportunities into Salesforce.com.
- Perform software presentations and data integration.
- Identify, track, and report out on regional market information, end-users, distributors, and competitors.
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