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S&B Services in Amarillo, TX is seeking a motivated Business Development & Sales professional to build new client relationships and expand market share across West Texas. You will identify key partners, attend trade shows, and help shape the sales strategy.
The role requires a bachelor’s degree and 5–10 years of technical sales experience in construction or related fields, travel as needed, and a proven ability to win over decision makers.
Amarillo, TX, US
About You:
Are you passionate about building a solid, long-lasting network with influential business partners and decision makers? Do you want to be part of a team that is obsessed with providing the best possible construction experience to that network of people? If the answer is "Yes!" then we have an exciting career opportunity for you based in the Amarillo area.
S&B Services is seeking a highly motivated Business Development & Sales professional to join our team. The ideal candidate must have experience identifying and building new client relationships and market share opportunities across West Texas.
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We are pleased to provide our associateswith a holistic compensation and benefits package which includes:
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S&B Services is a construction and infrastructure partner supporting complex building, facility, and infrastructure projects. We deliver work with the structure, resources, and delivery standards required for large-scale execution across regulated and operationally demanding environments.
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