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Territory Sales Manager

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Territory Sales Manager – Medical Aesthetics & Capital Equipment – Midlands
Our client is an innovative aesthetics company harnessing expert precision and progressive technology.
As they expand in the UK market, they are seeking a specialist Aesthetics Account Manager at the location shown, where you will plan and carry out the promotion of their product range to UK Health professionals predominantly in NHS settings & Aesthetic clinics, so as to develop sales in accordance with agreed business plans within your territory.
Key Responsibilities
- Actively market and sell products to Hospitals, Doctors, Aesthetic stakeholders, and Nurses
- Utilize available data to prepare, implement, and maintain a territory business plan
- Agree, implement, and regularly review business objectives and personal development plans with line manager
- Identify and liaise with appropriate influencers to promote the range of products
- Develop and maintain relationships with Key Opinion Leaders and trainers
- Submit monthly activity updates to your line manager within agreed timelines
- Complete and deliver agreed and ad hoc reports for your line manager as required, to include sales, activity, and market intelligence
- Liaise with the Brand Managers through Field Force Advisory Board, Medical, and other internal departments
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Please apply online or call CHASE for further information on 0131 553 6644.
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