Ceramic Company Greater Modena Metropolitan Area
We're looking for a Key Account manager willing to relocate in the USA after a period of training in Italy.
Main Responsibilities
- Be the primary responsible for achieving sales goals in the assigned Market
- Create and strengthen commercial relationship and collaboration between Atlas Concorde and its customers
- Develop sales to main Key Accounts, managing the entire relationship life‑cycle (from business development to after sales)
Other Responsibilities
- Create new commercial relationships with new clients
- Reach business targets in terms of sales volumes, geographical coverage, and product mix
- Introduce new collections efficiently and train customers on product features
- Study client's product offer, subdivide the portfolio to identify business opportunities on a regular basis
- Identify and analyse client needs in terms of products and service, proactively proposing new activities, solutions, and complementary products
- Provide technical training to store/sales managers and ensure product showcasing quality and efficacy
- Use the CRM, compile activity reports and communicate to the company on a regular basis
Skills
- Education: Business administration degree or similar from accredited universities
- Professional experience: 3–5 years as a sales manager in a multinational or primary US company in the field of building materials / furniture (materials, insulation / drainage / profiles, glues / fillers / cements, carpet / fabrics for decoration, raised floors, plumbing / sanitary, lighting)
Desired characteristics
- Hard work attitude and target‑driven approach
- Capability to take initiative to handle critical situations
- Capability to work under pressure and to organize autonomously meetings and business schedule following company’s strategy
- Capacity for analysis, number management, use of CRM, periodic reporting on the achievement of results
Seniority level
Associate
Employment type
Full‑time
Job function
Industries: Glass, Ceramics and Concrete Manufacturing