Overview
Job Title: Brand Sales Manager – Microsoft Sales
Job Purpose: BSM is the Primary conduit between the corporate merchant team and the customer, ensuring a seamless customer experience aligned with the company's vision while effectively driving sales. The BSM owns his brand/categories of business and is responsible for ensuring product solutions, training, and scalable business to all the sub GTMs met through managing, mentoring, and developing a cross-functional sales team. He is expected to lead, problem solve, and possess an intuitive sense to think ahead.
Job Responsibilities
- Vendor Relationship Management: - Maintaining a cordial relationship with the vendor, ensuring that the vendor's objectives and strategies are planned, being a source of Business Intelligence to the vendor, negotiating a win-win deal with the vendor, formulating and implementing a returns process such that partners and the company’s interests is safeguarded.
- Customer Relations management: -Engaging with customers on a periodic basis, Understanding needs and giving Solutions, dealing with the issues, and addressing them through engagement with relevant stakeholders
- Inventory management: - Inventory and sell-out planning, holding optimum inventory without blocking huge cash flow, making decisions and moving the slow-moving inventory at the right time, Optimizing Inventory and AR in the market.
- Maintaining the right product mix to balance margins and demand.
- Stakeholder management: - Managing the stakeholders, complying with the requirements of different bodies, co-operating with stakeholders while safeguarding the organization's and customer interests, etc.
- Compliance: - Ensuring that we stay compliant with statutory/ vendor requirements
- Increasing Channel Breadth and activating the existing customers whom we have not billed
- Data Management and analysis: - Maintaining sales records, doing analysis, presenting the findings to the senior management, and discussing the same.
- To obtain information about the competition, which will lead to proper planning.
- To engage OEMs on appropriate pricing supports, marketing activities, and ensure that appropriate claims are made on OEMs as when due.
- To follow up on product sales receivable and ensure that there are no overdue invoices.
- To plan and execute marketing activities that facilitate sales
- To keep a proper record of sales, inventory, sales receivables, credit limit, etc.