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Managing Director Sales

Venair Ltd
Warrington
6 months ago
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Venair ( is a leading engineering and manufacturing company of silicone hoses and flexible silicone pieces for the most demanding sectors, such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, fuel cells, and aerospace. Nowadays Venair has 28 sales branches distributed in Europe, Africa, Asia and America, 3 manufacturing centres and employs more than 300 people around the world. Due to our rapid international expansion, we are looking for a Sales Executive with the aim of promoting, selling, and distributing our products in their assigned area. Responsible for the full sales cycle: prospection, cold calling, business trips, quotations, follow up… Open new customer accounts within the assigned areas. Keep existing customer accounts. Understand each customer's needs to provide real, effective sales solutions. Fill in the CRM with all your commercial efforts. Other sales tasks. Salary based on the candidate's experience. Permanent contract. Company laptop and phone. Car allowance. Technical, commercial, and language training provided by the company. If you want to develop your career in the Sales field in an International environament this is the place for you!

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