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The Regional Sales Manager will drive new customer growth and deepen existing partnerships within the Great Plains Mountain West region. They will manage customer-specific projects from ideation through commercialization while collaborating with cross-functional teams.
📍 Remote | ✈️ ~33% Travel | Great Plains Mountain West Territory
Candidate ideally located in Colorado or Nebraska
LifeSpice Ingredients is a fast-growing, entrepreneurial seasoning company headquartered in downtown Chicago. We partner with leading food manufacturers to develop innovative, proprietary dry seasoning blends that deliver bold flavor and high performance.
We are seeking an ambitious, relationship-driven Regional Sales Manager to help expand our presence throughout the Great Plains Mountain West region selling directly to Food Manufacturers. This is a new sales territory within our sales team. This person will be responsible for driving new customer growth, deepening existing partnerships, and leading projects from concept through commercialization. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams and report directly to the Senior VP of Sales & Marketing.
If you thrive in a fast-paced, customer-focused environment and enjoy building long-term relationships, we’d love to meet you!
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