Territory Manager for Brandt Equipment Sales (British Columbia)

Territory Manager for Brandt Equipment Sales (British Columbia)

30 Sep
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Brandt Group of Companies
|
British Columbia

30 Sep

Brandt Group of Companies

British Columbia

Elevate your career with Brandt as a Territory Manager, specializing in Road & Mineral Technologies. This role focuses on selling Wirtgen Group equipment in Northern and Interior BC.

Brandt is seeking an experienced Territory Manager to join its energetic team, based out of locations such as Prince George or Kamloops. Ideal candidates will have a deep understanding of heavy equipment along with strong customer service skills. You will play a key role in developing and executing marketing strategies while keeping abreast of product knowledge and customer needs.

Key Responsibilities:
• Sell new and used equipment within the designated territory
• Complete sales documentation accurately and promptly
• Stay updated on products and equipment




• Monitor customer business needs and activities
• Develop and implement marketing strategies for the territory

Requirements:
• Experience in sales or heavy equipment background
• Valid passport with ability to travel internationally
• Recent driver’s abstract required
• Exceptional communication and organizational skills
• Self-motivated and capable of building relationships

Drive success in equipment sales and customer relations as a Territory Manager with Brandt.
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📌 Territory Manager for Brandt Equipment Sales (British Columbia)
🏢 Brandt Group of Companies
📍 British Columbia

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