The Territory Manager is responsible for identifying strategic business opportunities and building partnerships to expand market reach. They must recruit, train, and lead a team of Field Sales Representatives while managing the sales pipeline using Salesforce.
WhatYou’llOwn as a Territory Sales Manager
Thisisn’tyour typical sales role—this is your chance tobuild and lead a revenue-generating machinein your territory.You’llthink like a business owner, act like a leader, and perform like a top producer.Here’showyou’lldo it:
Scout Strategic Opportunities– Identify local businesses, instructors, events, and organizations that consistently attract our ideal customer—and position yourself at the center of that ecosystem.
Build Powerful Partnerships– Cultivate lasting relationships with key stakeholders to expand our reach through in-person events, workshops, seminars, and training classes.
Recruitand Scale Your Team– Hire, train, and develop a high-performing team of Field Sales Representatives to ensureevery opportunity in your territory is captured and closed.
Strengthen Business Relationships– Take established partnerships to the next level by highlightingnew programs, value-add offerings, and strategic ways to win together.
Leverage Tech LikeaPro– Use tools like Salesforce to grow and manage your pipeline, and SAP Concur to track andoptimizeyour territory’s business expenses.
Be Where the Action Is– Travel throughout your region to support partners, drive field sales, and lead by example in high-impact sales settings.
LeadYour Teamin the Sales Process–Lead you team in direct sales whilekeeping your skills sharp and your team motivated by your leadership in the field.
WhatWe’reLooking For:
You’renot afraid to roll up your sleeves and hustle—and you understand that leadership starts with leading by example.
We’relooking for someone who is:
Entrepreneurially driven–You’remotivated to build a book of business and create long-term value.
A natural connector– You enjoy building authentic relationships and rallying others around a shared goal.
Energized by performance pay–You’rehungry for success and excited byuncapped earning potential.
Disciplined and independent– You know how to manage your time and team in a remote-first environment.
Growth-minded– You use data, tools, and systems (like Salesforce) to scale your efforts efficiently.
“I was the first applicant for a remote marketing position that got listed on the company website the same day I applied. Had an interview within 48 hours!”