Bray Sales, Inc.
Territory Sales Manager - Commercial HVAC, Michigan (Marketing)
This is a singular opportunity to take your sales management career to the next level with Bray International's Commercial Division, a leading provider of electronic control valves and actuators. As Territory Sales Manager, based out of a home office within the state of Michigan, your focus will be maximizing sales in your territory, in two distinct ways. Direct sales to high profile OEMs, contractors, engineering firms, by managing a network of Bray sales employees in wholly owned branch sales offices, as well some third party reps/distributors.
In a region that's experiencing steady growth, you'll represent electro-mechanical components that drive advances in the commercial building automation marketplace, including a number of unique and innovative valve and damper actuator product lines. If you're a sales professional with an entrepreneurial spirit, this could be your ticket to a rewarding opportunity with a global company that is growing even in a down economy. Since Bray Commercial pursues a dynamic strategy in which innovation is recognized and rewarded, we're wide open to new ideas that will motivate staff in the field, elevate our product offerings to new heights and allow us to lionize our target markets.
Why Work for Us?
At Bray International, we are the leading provider of industrial valves, actuators, and related control products, renowned for our innovative flow control solutions worldwide. Joining our team means becoming part of a company that values excellence, integrity, and collaboration.
What We Offer:
Join Bray International and be part of a dynamic team dedicated to shaping the future of flow control solutions!
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