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All Dry Services of Connecticut is seeking a Territory Development Manager to cover Fairfield County and bordering New Haven County, building relationships with referral partners and commercial clients in need of a trusted restoration partner.
You will drive prospecting, meetings, and consultative sales to develop a healthy pipeline, while shaping the evolving sales process in a growth-stage company that rewards initiative and impact.
All Dry Services of Connecticut
Fairfield County, CT and bordering communities in New Haven County
$70,000–$80,000 Base Salary + 4% Commission | $95,000+ Expected First-Year OTE
Company Vehicle + Full Benefits
Most outside sales jobs hand you a system that's already been figured out. Territory's mapped. Process is locked. Your job is to execute someone else's playbook and not ask too many questions about why it works the way it does.
This isn't that.
All Dry Services of Connecticut is a growing, multi-location disaster restoration company, and “growing” means the business development function here is still being shaped — which is exactly why this opening exists.
You’ll cover Fairfield County and bordering communities in New Haven County, developing relationships with the referral partners and commercial clients who need a trusted restoration company on call:
But the bigger opportunity is this: you’re joining early enough in this company’s growth that how you prospect, how you run meetings, and how you manage a territory doesn’t just fill a seat in an existing system — it can shape what that system becomes for the salespeople who come after you.
A mature sales org gives you a script and asks you to follow it. A growth-stage one gives you real support — CRM, marketing, sales leadership, an operations team that delivers — and still leaves room for you to figure out what actually works in this market and bring that back to how the team operates.
That’s not a lack of structure. It’s influence you don’t get once a system is fully locked in.
You’ll have support and structure behind you. You’ll still be expected to execute — this is a sales role first, and the influence comes from doing the work well, not instead of it.
Success here isn’t just hitting a number — it’s building something that’s still working the same way a year from now, at a company that’s grown around it.
If you’d rather help shape how a growing company sells than execute a system someone else already finished designing, we’d like to talk.
Restoration industry experience is not required. What matters most is wanting a role where your judgment actually shapes how things get done.