Sales Manager
Job Description
- Responsible for researching and developing marketing opportunities and implementing new sales plans.
- Manage both the marketing and the sales team and will perform managerial duties to meet the company’s operations goals.
- Develop a sales and marketing strategy that will identify and open new channels
- Leading organizational change to transform performance
- Manage client relationships through all phases of the sales cycle
- Develop strong relationships with relevant trade groups, professional associations, non-governmental and governmental organizations on behalf of the company
- Represent the company at events and trade meetings to promote its products
- Penetrate, develop, and close prospective accounts with new customers
- Review customer activity, anticipate consumer needs and improve customer satisfaction
- Forecasts annual, quarterly, and monthly revenue streams with minimal deviations
- Define, drive, manage the realization of quarterly/annual revenue targets and budgets
- Present sales/marketing revenue and expenses reports with realistic forecasts to the management team
- Gather market intelligence and customer information from the field and interpret in sales and strategic planning functions
- Identify emerging markets and market shifts while staying fully abreast of new entrants, products, and competition status
- Identifies marketing opportunities by analyzing and defining the total market, competitor market share, and available market share for company’s product
- Champion the promotion of company’s new products into the market
- Supervise the sales team and align their activities to the strategic direction of the company
- Train the sales team by establishing programs or seminars in the areas of new services and growth, sales of emerging services in new sectors, competitive strategies
- Motivate the sales teams to achieve their goals while managing the sales team and its operation.
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to: [email protected] using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.
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