Top Remote Regional Sales Manager Jobs in Austin, TX

The Regional Sales Manager develops and executes sales strategies for Workday professional services and implementations within government accounts. Responsibilities include managing complex sales cycles, pipeline and forecasts, quotas, RFP/RFI responses, client relationships, partner coordination, and internal delivery estimates. The role requires consultative selling expertise, strong presentation skills, knowledge of cloud ERP solutions, and frequent travel to client and Workday locations.

Drive enterprise sales growth across the Pacific Northwest by owning the full sales cycle, from prospecting and qualification through demos, negotiation, and closing. Build territory pipeline, develop account strategies, engage CIOs and CISOs, manage complex technical sales cycles, and collaborate with Marketing, Product, and Customer Success. Contribute to the sales playbook and represent Harmonic at customer meetings and industry events.

Drive new business development and strategic partnerships across the South Central United States. Build relationships with financial advisors, RIAs, broker-dealers, recordkeepers, CPAs, ERISA attorneys, and consultants; sell retirement plan services including TPA, 3(16) fiduciary, and PEP solutions; provide consultative guidance; manage the sales pipeline; forecast results; and collaborate with internal teams to tailor client solutions.

Own partner-driven revenue growth across an assigned region by recruiting, onboarding, enabling, and developing service providers. Build joint growth plans, manage partner accounts, accelerate opportunities, coordinate cross-functional issue resolution, support strategic enterprise deals, conduct business reviews, maintain Salesforce data, and communicate partner feedback. The role requires significant field travel and collaboration with service provider leaders, account executives, and customer decision-makers.

Leads public sector sales growth across federal, state, local government, and education markets in the Mid-Atlantic. Develops regional business plans, manages strategic accounts, builds relationships with procurement officials and decision-makers, supports forecasting, coordinates dealer and internal sales teams, delivers sales training, and drives revenue and market share. Requires extensive government or higher education sales experience in contract office furniture, strong leadership, communication, negotiation, and organizational skills. Travel is expected 70–75%.

Leads public-sector sales growth across federal, state, local government, and education markets in the Northeast and New York. Develops regional business plans, manages strategic accounts and forecasts, builds relationships with procurement officials and decision-makers, coordinates dealer and internal sales networks, conducts sales training, supports consultative selling, and maintains Salesforce account data. Requires extensive government or higher education contract furniture sales experience and 70–75% travel.

Leads public sector and education sales across the South Central region, driving revenue, market share, strategic account growth, forecasting, dealer partnerships, and government relationships. Develops regional business plans, conducts consultative sales, trains dealer and regional teams, coordinates resources, manages Salesforce accounts, and maintains product and competitor expertise. The role requires extensive travel of 70–75%, with the ideal candidate located in Texas.

Drives regional revenue growth by acquiring new dealership customers, expanding existing accounts, managing the sales pipeline, conducting consultative demonstrations, and serving as a trusted advisor. Develops territory strategy, prospects decision-makers, manages complex sales cycles, forecasts in CRM systems, collaborates cross-functionally, and travels regularly for onsite meetings and industry events.

Manage sales across DC, DE, KY, PA, NJ, VA, and WV for K-12 schools and public libraries. Responsibilities include retaining revenue, developing new business, meeting sales quotas, conducting customer visits, presenting product demonstrations, preparing pricing, coordinating trials, maintaining CRM pipelines, and traveling 50–70%. The role requires outside sales expertise, strong organization, product knowledge, and consultative SaaS selling skills.

Leads a regional pharmaceutical sales team of 8–10 Territory Sales Managers, ensuring sales objectives, budgets, compliance, coaching, talent development, and regional strategy execution. Analyzes market and competitor trends, builds provider and key opinion leader relationships, coordinates with cross-functional teams, and leads initiatives supporting specialty urology growth. The role requires extensive field travel, typically 60–80%, and responsibility for achieving regional performance targets.

Manage regional growth by coaching independent sales representatives, developing strategic accounts, delivering technical demonstrations, supporting trade shows, and expanding relationships with municipalities, utilities, OEMs, engineering firms, contractors, and industrial operators. The role owns sales targets, forecasting, territory development, rep onboarding, market intelligence, and consultative selling for industrial monitoring and control solutions. Extensive regional travel is required.

Lead sales strategy and revenue growth across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and secondary territories. Build relationships with enterprise security stakeholders, identify new opportunities, manage strategic accounts, forecast pipeline, negotiate deals, and collaborate with marketing, partnerships, product, and customer success teams. The role requires cybersecurity solution sales expertise, strong territory planning, executive engagement, and success in quota-driven startup environments.

Leads direct and channel sales across a multi-state South Central territory, driving revenue growth for critical communications solutions. Responsibilities include managing strategic accounts and partners, developing opportunities and RFP pursuits, conducting presentations and demonstrations, coordinating cross-functional resources, forecasting pipeline, meeting sales targets, and representing the company at industry events. Requires extensive technology sales experience, expertise in public safety, utilities, or transportation markets, and up to 70% travel.

Drive sales growth for Fetch’s Colorado shelter and rescue territory. Manage, hire, coach, train, and support approximately 10–12 shelter sales agents while achieving new business and wellness sales targets. Build relationships with shelter leadership and adoption teams, assess partner needs through onsite visits, communicate competitive advantages, identify opportunities, manage territory expenses, and submit monthly reports. The role requires a Colorado residence, a Property and Casualty license, reliable transportation, and regular regional travel.

Owns enterprise sales across Northeast State, Local, and Education accounts, including state agencies, municipalities, and universities. Responsibilities include full-cycle selling, executive engagement, pipeline development, public-sector procurement navigation, pilot conversion, multi-year contract growth, and contributing to SLED-specific pricing and go-to-market strategy. The role requires cybersecurity fluency, strong public-sector relationships, complex deal-closing expertise, and comfort building a territory in an early-stage company.

Owns enterprise sales across the TOLA region, targeting state agencies, municipalities, and higher education institutions. Responsibilities include full-cycle sales, pipeline development, public-sector procurement navigation, executive engagement, pilot conversion, and multi-year deal closure. The role requires strong cybersecurity knowledge, established Texas public-sector relationships, expertise in government budgets and grants, and experience closing complex six- to seven-figure transactions.

Manage 60-70 Enterprise accounts, develop account strategies, negotiate agreements, engage key decision-makers, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive sales.

Owns and grows strategic Financial Services accounts by prospecting, developing channel and alliance opportunities, presenting cybersecurity solutions, closing new business, and expanding customer relationships. The role requires enterprise technology and security sales expertise, executive engagement, account planning, forecasting, reseller collaboration, and the ability to explain NDR, Agentic SOC, AI security, and network visibility solutions. Travel is primarily remote and on the road, with at least 50% travel required.

Leads distributor networks and regional sales performance across New England. Responsibilities include executing business plans, managing territory P&L, forecasting sales, developing retail accounts, improving distribution and merchandising, coordinating promotions, conducting business reviews, and managing distributor resources. The role also coaches employees, oversees administrative processes, and travels extensively throughout the assigned territory.

Lead Elastic’s Mid-Market General Business sales team, driving existing and new logo growth through a scalable go-to-market motion. Responsibilities include managing account executives, exceeding bookings and quota targets, developing sales plans and compensation structures, refining customer segmentation, implementing sales processes, fostering team collaboration, supporting deal creation and closure, and partnering with internal leaders, customers, partners, and the Open Source community.

Remote Regional Sales Manager responsible for leveraging an established manufacturing-industry network to generate introductions, develop new business, manage sales opportunities, conduct client presentations, close deals, and build a strong referral-driven pipeline across multiple small and mid-sized manufacturing accounts.

Manages regional supermarket end users and wholesaler accounts, driving sales revenue, profitable growth, customer relationships, pricing, quotations, service resolution, demand forecasting, and CRM activity. Coordinates with internal teams and distributors, provides market and competitive analysis, and communicates customer requirements. Requires substantial travel, strong negotiation and presentation skills, and experience selling CPG or foodservice products.

Leads regional sales across the Northeastern and Midwest United States by managing key customers, developing distributor and end-user pipelines, coaching sales teams and brokers, forecasting performance, implementing product programs, analyzing revenue and costs, managing budgets, and driving account growth. The role requires customer relationship development, field promotion, training, business reviews, and travel throughout the assigned region.

Own regional sales strategy, P&L, revenue, margin, distribution, and trade spend for specialty foodservice and broadline distributor accounts. Manage distributor relationships, negotiate contracts and pricing, forecast performance, identify market expansion opportunities, support product launches, and hold partners accountable through scorecards. The role requires frequent regional travel, market analysis, CRM usage, and collaboration with Marketing, Operations, and QA.

Manages sales activities and business-to-business relationships across TX, NM, OK, KS, MO, and AR. Develops agency, distributor, contractor, designer, and developer accounts; achieves sales targets; creates promotional strategies; tracks projects and market conditions; maintains CRM forecasts; supports product training and field service; manages budgets; and collaborates with sales leadership. Extensive domestic and some international travel is required.