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Regional Sales Rep - Builders Merchants

Leicester
1 month ago
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Regional Sales Rep - Builders Merchants
E3 Recruitment is recruiting for a Regional Sales Rep working with a leading UK building and construction materials manufacturing group with a large market share, paying £55,000 + Car. The Regional Sales Representative will take overall responsibility for their Block and Industrial aggregates product stream, managing builder's merchants and key customer relationships in the North of England and the Midlands.

What's in it for you as the Regional Sales Rep

Basic salary of £55,000 per annum
Company Car
3 x Life assurance in salary
KPI Driven Bonus
Private healthcare
Competitive pension
Career development and training opportunities.
Key Responsibilities of the Regional Sales Rep

To manage, develop and support builder's merchants and key accounts ensuring they retain & improve their market position, maintaining a partnership approach, adding value to relationships
To develop and grow your own ledger of builder's merchants and key accounts, tracking and winning projects with new clients and customer base
Identify market trends whilst looking for new product opportunities and analyse business figures on a weekly basis
Responsible for quoting all enquiries and tenders for both sand and brick
Liaise with internal sales support and other key stakeholders.
Key requirements of the Regional Sale Rep

A background in external sales selling into Builder Merchants
Strong communicator, naturally persuasive, creative and self-motivated
Making Key communications with existing and new clients to be able to drive Business Development

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