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MorePeople in the South East England region is seeking a Graduate Area Sales Manager to take initial responsibility for an established customer base while winning new business and growing the territory. You will develop relationships with independent retailers and trade customers, plan visits, manage your diary, and build knowledge of products and markets as you develop into a full Area Sales Manager.
The role offers a basic salary of £35,000–£40,000 with a bonus up to 40%, a company car and
South East England
£35,000-£40,000 + Bonus up to 40% + Company Car + Benefits
Are you looking to take the next step in your sales career and move into a field-based territory role with genuine development potential?
This is an opportunity to join an established UK business looking to bring in someone with strong commercial potential who can develop into a successful Area Sales Manager.
The business is open-minded on background. You may already have some experience in sales, account management, business development or field marketing and be looking for an opportunity to take greater ownership of customers and a defined territory.
Our client is a well-established UK business supplying a broad range of products into independent retail and trade customers across the country.
The business has an experienced sales team in place and is looking to invest in someone who can grow into the role, build strong customer relationships and develop their commercial capability over time.
This is a genuine development opportunity rather than a role requiring years of established Area Sales Manager experience.
Working across the South East, you will gradually take responsibility for an established customer base while also identifying opportunities to win new business and grow the territory.
You will be responsible for:
You will be commercially minded, confident with customers and motivated to develop your career in field sales.
You could currently be working within:
You will ideally demonstrate: