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Objectives of this role - Increase business opportunities by implementing the right sales strategies under the direction of reporting Head/RSM. - Establish and cater to a customer base keeping in mind the basic Area Sales Manager roles and responsibilities - Prepare sales plans as per the overall mission, vision and ethos of the company. - Build brand awareness specifically for a geographical area as a sales field manager - Review market opportunities, and also be on field to do sales to develop new clients and distributor network. - Meet and exceed the ROIs and KPIs through effective overall sales performances Responsibilities - Well versed with processes and can report daily and implement the same processes in team. - Leading a team to execute regional sales strategies and meet business goals. - Driving recruitment, training, and performance monitoring for field teams to improve productivity and customer engagement. - Planning and implementing localized promotional activities to increase brand penetration and recruit new partners in underserved markets. - Ensuring consistent growth in sales volumes by building a robust distributor and advisor network. - Work in close collaboration with cross-functional departments to ensure smooth execution of logistics, training sessions, and regional campaigns. - Tracking KPIs and sales data to identify trends, challenges, and new opportunities for growth. - Drive sales at Secondary and primary level, YOY growth. - Field work is must, building new retails and distributor networks. - Work with Sales representatives and Sales officers assigned as a team, to meet sales targets (Personal plus team) set by the company. - Foster a strong relationship with existing and potential clients, and resolve any customer queries that come by. - Utilise different modes and channels of communication to reach the target audience effectively. - Monitor the performance of the A.S.E./S.R./S.O. and tweak the sales strategies to achieve sales targets. Required skills and qualifications - Total experience of minimum 10yrs to 15 yrs and minimum 5yrs experience working as an Area Sales Manager or in a Field Sales Manager job with a proven track record in FMCG or Cosmetic arena. - Track record of meeting and exceeding sales targets. - Outstanding written, oral and interpersonal skills. - Excellent leadership and motivational skills Preferred skills and qualifications - M.B.A. in Marketing/Bachelors degree in business management (FMCG experience) marketing. - Experience with common customer relation software tools is a big plus for a prospective Area Sales Manager - Willingness to travel extensively on the job as per situation and demand. Why Join Us Blue Ocean Impex LLP offers a agile work environment with challenging growth opportunities in the FMCG space. As part of our leadership team, you will influence significant business outcomes, lead a talented sales force, and contribute directly to the expansion of our well-recognized brands. .
Most are in India and the US. Here's how to pick the right one for you.
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WorkMundi's database shows 74,689 open sales positions globally. India leads with 17,483 jobs, followed by the US with 13,876. If you're open to geography, you have real options — but the sheer number means you need a filter. Don't apply to everything. Pick a country, a company size, and a sales model that matches what you actually want to do.
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