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Managing Director, Sales- West Coast

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Remote
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171K-273K Annually
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Remote
2 Locations
171K-273K Annually
Expert/Leader
Leads West Coast retail sales growth, strategic account planning, retailer and Local Purveyor relationships, merchandising execution, category management, marketing initiatives, and performance measurement. Develops retail playbooks, identifies business opportunities, coaches partners, and collaborates cross-functionally to improve sales and profitability. Requires extensive multi-unit retail management experience, strategic planning, team leadership, and strong communication skills.
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Managing Directors are responsible for successfully maximizing sales, and promoting and protecting the brand. Boar’s Head Business Development Sr. Directors not only drive retail sales and performance, but are trusted consultants, coaches, leaders and partners in the success of the company, Local Purveyors and their retail customers. The characteristics of successful Business Development Sr. Directors go much deeper than possessing specific skills – even without a reporting relationship, they must be individuals who lead and collaborate with many groups of people across both Boar’s Head and retail organizations. They have the drive and passion for learning about our products, enthusiastically sharing this information with retail customers and Local Purveyors, following through and thinking ahead, and continuously implementing strategies and solutions that drive results. Essential Functions

  • Through regular meeting cadence, “Own Retail Relationships” within Division.

  • Collaboratively (Retailer and Lead Local Purveyor (LP)) develop strategic road-maps for each assigned Division based Retailer. 

  • Lead the development of strategic plans by assigned Retailer (Annually and Quarterly Business Plans) that leverage Advertising & Promotion, New Item Introduction, Distribution and Program voids with Consumer / Service based initiatives (BTG Training, PA Events, Selling Event, etc.).

  • Collaborate with Marketing, Training, Cat Leadership, BSM and Business Analysis in setting goals, measuring and monitoring, course correcting, post event analysis & effectiveness.

  • Lead the development and ownership of retail “Playbooks” for all assigned accounts and effectively communicate to BSM, LPs and Retailers to include all aspects of merchandising execution and implementation at Store level (Product / Program, Placement, Promotion, Procurement, POP)

  • Demonstrate a mature understanding of the “LP Model” and “LP Requirements” as established in the “Characteristics of an Ideal LP,” the Minimum Requirements, and the Vision Process.

  • Have a thorough knowledge of the business of distribution through all facets of sales, finance and operational systems.

  • Develop and maintain strong partnerships with Local Purveyors to build business and sustain growth.

  • Ability to identify gaps and opportunities of customers and develop plans to fill the gaps to grow their businesses.

  • Demonstrate both “hunting” and “farming” skill-sets relative to driving Sales.

  • Conduct strategic market evaluation for growth opportunities and maintain competent and proactive account management.

  • Establish and consistently sustain communication with each LP in order to develop credibility through motivation and support of their business efforts, needs and concerns.

  • Assess existing conditions; set accurate and decisive goals whether for LP, accounts or market; and demonstrate the ability and discipline to strategize, structure a plan, perform and measure the results.

  • Evaluate and measure the success achieved by each LP and their Retail Partners Operations team, by monitoring sales and profitability through the effective use of distribution channels and category management.)

  • Recognize the importance of Category Management by demonstrating the ability to serve as the LP’s mentor in attacking product mix deficiencies / opportunities.

  • Maximize the effectiveness of all LP marketing activities (national and local) through implementation and execution at the retail and deli associate level. 

 

Qualifications

  • 12+ years of Retail Management experience in national or regional multiunit retailers - with professional and technical expertise in both retail operations and selling

  • Experience leading large teams with proven results

  • Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills

  • Ability to foster an environment of trust and respect

  • A critical thinker – one who can think and behave like a business owner

  • Strong strategic and tactical planning ability

  • Highly developed organizational, project and time management skills

  • Ability to work collaboratively and forge partnerships across a diverse population of individuals and companies

  • Proficient in Microsoft Office

 

Salary

$170,902.93 - $273,444.69

About Us

Since 1905, Boar’s Head Brand has been the name you can trust for quality products and service. Our vision is to nourish the human spirit through the love of food.


Our secret ingredient has always been our people. Each person brings a unique perspective, background, and experience to the table and this is what drives our culture of positivity, acceptance, and support. We are a company that believes we win when we work together and connect over a passion for the highest standards in food.

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