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Consumer Electronics Territory Manager
Jobs at Acosta
Vancouver, BC, Canada$21–211mo ago
- Employment
- Full-time
About the role
As a Consumer Electronics Territory Manager, you'll drive sales by partnering with store management, engaging with customers, and driving advocacy through relationships with retail store staff.
What's in it for you?
- Comprehensive training provided by Premium.
- Semi monthly car allowance.
- A generous bonus plan.
- Be a part of a collaborative and culture-oriented team.
- You'll represent one of the most innovative consumer electronics brands in the world.
What will you do?
- Promote product awareness and knowledge of the brand in-store.
- Be responsible for owning an assigned territory and identifying sales opportunities.
- From Wednesday to Friday, conduct in-store training to educate staff.
- On Saturdays and Sundays, work in-store to boost sales for the entire product lineup.
- Showcase products for customers through demo materials and in-store displays.
- Build long-term, trusting relationships with customers, associates, and management to gain mindshare, generate excitement, and grow sales.
How will you succeed?
- Be a tech enthusiast with a passion for consumer electronics.
- Be a friendly, outgoing, and approachable individual.
- Be comfortable with speaking to customers and sales associates while building relationships.
- Have a vehicle, be able to travel to multiple locations within a region.
Experience and Qualifications:
- Experience in consumer electronics sales is strongly preferred.
So, are you Premium's next Consumer Electronics trainer and sales rep?
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