Job Description

$125,000 - $250,000

MRES has an opening for an Entry Level Regional Sales Representative expanding into Seattle! We are quickly becoming one of the fastest growing and most successful marketing & sales teams in the area. We provide exceptional sales training while continuing to grow, increase sales, and develop new markets for our prestigious clientele.

We are currently looking for an entry level professional to fill an Entry Level Regional Sales Representative role. We pride ourselves on providing top notch customer service and increased sales to new markets. We are looking for an Entry Level Regional Sales Representative that will not only excel in this area, but who is ready for success and long term growth within the company.

Responsibilities of the Entry Level Regional Sales Representative:

Work with various corporate/field marketing managers to determine appropriate customized programs and strategies for various market segments.

Impact sales results by developing, supporting and executing on-site field marketing campaigns and

segment activities.

Execute marketing campaigns and plan events depending on expertise.

Provide coordination and project management to ensure campaign success, high levels of attendance,

increased sales, and participation by targeted audience.

Qualifications

Requirements of the Entry Level Regional Sales Representative:

1-2 years' experience in field sales, regional sales and territory development, investment or financial

services, merchandising, telecommunications or telesales, residential or door to door sales, marketing

and promotions, and other marketing or sales associated fields an asset.

Understanding of sales fundamentals including product positioning, pricing, and marketing preferred.

Deliver a strong genuine customer experience that will allow the customer to confidently recommend

product to their friends and family.

Outgoing personality with expertise at developing client and consumer relationships (i.e., a "people-

person").

Strong work ethic