The BDC Sales Coordinator will handle sales calls, manage customer databases, follow up on leads, and assist with appointment scheduling.
Lone Star Toyota of Lewisville is hiring BDC Sales Coordinators! Duties for this position include processing incoming and outgoing sales calls, will serve as the initial sales contact in many cases, and follow up floor traffic and internet leads. This person will also manage and maintain the customer data base and appointment logs.
Great benefits offered!
- Training
- Military Support
- 401k with Company Match
- Paid Time Off
- Weekly Pay
- Competitive Medical, Dental, and Vision Plans, including Life and other ancillary products offered
If you are energetic, dependable, and enjoy working with others in a fast paced environment, and are looking for an exciting career opportunity in the automotive industry, we'd like to speak with you! Please click to apply!!
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