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Cloacina is seeking an Assistant Sales Manager in California to drive client management, nurture relationships, and grow revenue from assigned accounts. This role supports project coordination, prepares proposals, and communicates across teams to ensure successful outcomes.
The ideal candidate will have strong written and verbal skills, experience with CRM software, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This position reports to the Sales Manager.
This is compelling opportunity for a driven individual with extensive client management skills, looking to excel in a fast-paced manufacturing company. The Cloacina Sales Team is the primary driver of revenue, and the Assistant Sales Manager plays a lead role in representing the company, developing and managing relationships and growing revenue from assigned clients.
$60K-100K
Works under the general supervision of the Sales Manager.
Training and/or supervision of other employees may vary from time to time and are at the discretion of the Sales Manager.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.
To apply, please send your resume to hr_cloacina@cloacina.com with the title of the job you are applying for as the subject line.
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