Territory Manager, Farm Animals - British Columbia

Territory Manager, Farm Animals - British Columbia

14 Aug
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Vetoquinol Canada
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British Columbia

14 Aug

Vetoquinol Canada

British Columbia

Territory Manager, Farm Animals - British Columbia
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This role offers a base pay range of CA$85,000.00/yr - CA$105,000.00/yr . Your actual compensation will depend on your skills and experience.

Vetoquinol is a pharmaceutical company dedicated to the manufacturing, distribution and marketing of animal health products. We are looking for a Territory Manager , Farm Animals Multi-species (Cattle and Equine) for British Columbia.

At Vetoquinol, our mission is to listen, understand and respond to the needs of our customers. The Territory Manager is a key member of the field sales team that promotes the products and the company with a customer-centric approach. The main goal is to develop the assigned territory to meet annual sales and profit objectives through professional representation of the Company and expert product knowledge with customers such as veterinarians, animal health technicians, producers, integrators, distributors and retailers.

Main Activities

Maximize sales of Vetoquinol products and customer satisfaction in the territory using skilled, tailored sales arguments during visits, meetings, conferences, and other customer interactions.

Develop positive relationships with clients, opinion leaders, and operational managers of key national accounts.

Provide high-level personal service and support, including consistent follow-up of client requests.

Implement the operational marketing plan.

Deliver presentations and technical explanations of the products offered by the company.

Use sales skills to uncover customer needs and objectives, aligning them with the features and benefits of Vetoquinol solutions.





Develop and update a business plan for the territory and key accounts.

Reporting

Contribute to creating, maintaining and updating the customer database for the territory with accurate, timely reports using company tools.

Maintain the customer database and record meeting reports in the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system.

Gather and provide accurate, complete business information (competitive activities, market conditions, ideas, business opportunities) to the Sales and Marketing Department and other colleagues.

Complete other administrative tasks and reports as required.

Analysis

Perform regular analysis of sales results, variances and trends to identify opportunities and threats within the territory.

Improve focus and effectiveness of territorial management.

Profile

University or technical degree in animal health science (agronomy, biology, veterinary medicine, animal science) or business, or equivalent experience.

Minimum of 3 years of field sales experience.

Experience in the animal health industry and animal production.

Good knowledge of Microsoft Office software.

Know-How

Results-oriented mindset.

Interpersonal and communication skills.

Organisational and planning skills.

Analytical and problem-solving skills.

Resilience and adaptability to change.

Teamwork and collaboration.

Solution-oriented thinking.

Specific Conditions of Exercise of the Function

75% of the time on the road.

25% of the time in the office.

Seniority Level
Not Applicable

Employment Type
Full-time

Job Function
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

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