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Sales Representative Ruminants - Central/East England

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A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Animal Health Monitoring Sales Representative for our Central/East England New Business Territory. You will be providing field sales and offering a value proposition sale to farmers of our livestock monitoring ecosystem.
Please note, this role is predominantly generating new business, working alongside a Customer Success specialist dedicated to servicing existing customers.
Responsibilities:
- Bring energy, knowledge, and innovation to carry out the following:
- Responsible for the sales and market development of our livestock monitoring ecosystem within this territory.
- Achieve agreed regional sales targets within budget, and in accordance with the overall business unit strategy.
- Completion and submission of on-site farm surveys and CRM data.
- To effectively communicate to various stakeholders, the value of our livestock monitoring ecosystem and our market-leading support.
- To work closely with your Customer Success Specialist and Technical Support Manager to deliver the sales budget.
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- Proven record of sales and/or marketing to a farmer client base, along with key stakeholders on-farm.
- Ability to engage with and be part of a high-performance team.
- Demonstrated ability to communicate, present, and influence credibly and effectively at all levels both internally and externally of the organisation.
- Ability to work under pressure to deadlines and sales targets.
- Experience in delivering client-focused solutions based on end user needs.
- Proven ability to manage multiple accounts at a time while paying strict attention to detail.
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