Tradesmen International - Des Moines, IA
posted about 2 months ago
The District Sales Manager, internally referred to as the General Manager, plays a crucial role in maximizing sales and profitability for Tradesmen International by managing one or more field offices and overseeing the performance of assigned Account Executive sales employees. This position is pivotal in driving the company's sales strategy and ensuring that the team meets its budgeted sales and gross profit goals. The District Sales Manager is responsible for creating a productive and positive office environment, fostering a culture of accountability, and ensuring adherence to company policies and procedures. Reporting to an Area Manager, who in turn reports to a Regional Vice President, the District Sales Manager is expected to implement best sales practices, manage remote markets, and partner effectively with the internal recruiting organization to meet client needs. In the sales domain, the District Sales Manager is tasked with driving sales through active engagement with clients, including new, inactive, and prospective clients. This involves demonstrating and reinforcing the Tradesmen sales process with Account Executives, participating in marketing and business development activities, and building strong client relationships. The role also requires ensuring superior service levels to clients by analyzing client satisfaction data and modifying processes as necessary to enhance service delivery. The recruiting operations aspect of the role focuses on building a quality workforce by overseeing the retention of field employees and fostering positive relationships through orientation and safety culture activities. Safety is a core value, and the District Sales Manager is responsible for creating and enforcing a safety culture within the office, attending monthly safety meetings, and promoting safety awareness techniques while ensuring compliance with OSHA training requirements. In terms of office management, the District Sales Manager will plan, control, and monitor the office sales budget, analyze financial data, and conduct office meetings as required. Staff development is also a key responsibility, where the manager will set clear goals and objectives, provide performance feedback, and create a positive work environment that enhances productivity and job satisfaction. The role includes responsibilities for hiring, disciplining, and terminating office staff as necessary. Overall, the District Sales Manager is expected to join the team, work diligently, and contribute to the growth of both the company and their own career opportunities.