Aaron Wallis Sales Recruitment
Field Sales Specialist

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Business Development Manager, Care Equipment, North of England
£40,000 Basic + £700 PCM car allowance + annual profit-related bonus typically of £5K to £6K per annum plus above average pension and holidays.
This is an extremely rewarding Business Development role with a market-leading manufacturer of specialist care equipment. It is a highly consultative and non-pushy sales role that is better suited to an altruistic individual looking for a gratifying role rather than one with large bonuses.
In Return, You Will Receive
- £40,000 basic salary
- £700 per month car allowance
- Annual bonus typically ranging from £5,000 to £6,000, based on both UK and regional performance
- Above-average pension contributions (5% employer contribution) and generous holidays
- A collaborative and supportive work culture where your contributions are genuinely valued
- Progression opportunities within a global manufacturer and a larger group
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Are you a passionate and experienced field sales professional looking for a truly rewarding role? This is a business development role with a market-leading manufacturer of specialist care equipment, and we're searching for a Business Development Manager to join their team in the North of England.
This isn't a high-pressure, bonus-chasing job. It's a highly consultative and non-pushy sales role that is perfect for someone who is driven by making a difference in the lives of others. You'll focus on building long-term relationships and selling complex, life-changing products to a defined market. We are looking for a "field sales warrior" who thrives on being out on the road, managing a large pipeline, and proactively generating appointments. If you're a self-motivated individual who loves the "buzz of sales" and wants to work for a growing company with huge potential, this is the perfect opportunity for you.


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This is a field-based role covering a large territory, so regular overnight stays are required. We're looking for someone with extensive field sales experience, a strong understanding of the sales process, and a proven ability to manage their own time and diary. Experience with capital equipment sales is a plus, but being an outstanding field sales professional is the most important criteria.
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