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Continental · Shanghai, China

CN_Sales Representative

Shanghai, ChinaFull-timeSales

Listed on Continental’s official careers site. Posted June 20, 2023. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Ensure the volume and profit achievement in distributor channel. Support the business/network development and maintenance in omniChannel. Manage all sales activities in local market, achieve or succeed volume target by utilizing company strategy/policy/tools, engaging sustainable partnerships.

  • Drive sales target achievement in responsible territory
  • Serve as main point of contact within assigned territory and/or customer base, develop or maintain business leads/ initiatives
  • Build and manage strong, sustainable relationships with customers and other extented network in assigned territory to promote company's positioning in the market and thus to urge the buying decisions. Managing retailors (conti image shops) monthly buy-in & sell-out target achivement and performance improvement.
  • Responsible for distributor/ retailor annual/monthly sales planning and promotion execution.
  • Coordinate and manage cross-functional sales relevent activities
  • Actively participate in open-communication environment, enusre customer buying experience consistency/drive improvement

Qualifications

3 years working experience on channel & distribution sales with Multi-national company is a plus , within Auto industry is a plus

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