Territory Sales Manager

Birmingham

8 months ago

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The Company:

Well established UK manufacturer

Leading innovator of medical devices

Global footprint.

Invest in their staff

Reputation for quality and service

The Role of the Territory Sales Manager

Selling full product portfolio of cutting edge innovative surgical devices.

Selling to both clinical & non clinical staff.

Their portfolio can be used across multiple surgical disciplines.

Will be responsible for Midlands region

The candidate must live on patch.

There will be a mix of new and existing business.

You will be responsible to manage your own diary and generating leads

Benefits of the Territory Sales Manager

£40k-£50k depending on experience

OTE: £20k uncapped

Company car

iPhone

iPad

Laptop

Pension

Healthcare plan

25 days holiday plus bank holidays

The Ideal Person for the Area Sales Manager

The ideal candidate will have operating theatre sales experience.

Candidate must have a commercial mindset.

Must have business development capability to drive new business opportunities to fruition.

The ideal candidate will be motivated, driven, determination and pro-active.

Candidate will be comfortable standing up in front of people and presenting/demonstrating a product.

This candidate is a team player with good ethics and a will to win.

If you think the role of Area Sales Manager is for you, apply now!

Consultant: David Gray

Email: (url removed)

Tel no: (phone number removed)

Candidates must be eligible to work and live in the UK.

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