Top Food Sales Jobs in Nashville, TN

Drive awareness and education of Dose products to healthcare professionals via outbound/inbound calls, emails, and virtual meetings. Qualify leads, manage a pipeline in CRM, collaborate cross-functionally, hit sales targets, and maintain product and competitive knowledge.

Build and lead the commercial enablement function for sales and account management. Own account planning, deal reviews, forecasting cadence, training, coaching, certification, playbooks, and process adoption. Partner with Commercial Operations on Salesforce workflows and dashboards, and with Marketing on campaign enablement. Establish coaching rhythms, improve sales execution, and measure impact through ramp time, quota attainment, win rate, forecast accuracy, and process adoption.

Manage and grow national food service accounts across a large territory, delivering revenue and profitability goals through strategic account management and new business development. Responsibilities include customer relationship management, sales planning, forecasting, business reviews, negotiations, product expansion, executive engagement, trade shows, issue resolution, and collaboration with internal planning and product teams.

Leads a B2B sales team responsible for account strategy, revenue growth, profitability, forecasting, pricing, customer relationships, and commercial performance. Coaches and develops sales talent, manages performance, supports hiring and succession planning, and partners with cross-functional teams including Marketing, Operations, Engineering, Procurement, Quality, and R&D. The role requires senior customer engagement, negotiation, business planning, and up to 50% travel.

Own and grow large grocery retail accounts, especially Kroger, by expanding distribution, improving in-store execution, delivering sales quotas, and developing joint business and trade plans. Analyze syndicated data, forecast volume, manage trade investment, identify growth opportunities, and collaborate with Revenue Management and Field Operations. Build relationships with senior customer stakeholders, negotiate commercial programs, and communicate performance insights.

Lead U.S. sales strategy and customer development for technical food ingredient and sweetener products. Responsibilities include prospecting, market research, technical presentations, proposals, sales negotiations, relationship management, forecasting, CRM administration, trade show participation, customer support, product feedback, and meeting revenue targets. The role requires close collaboration with internal stakeholders and customers, technical knowledge of sweetener formulation, market analysis, and travel of at least 50%.

Own promotional products sales from discovery through delivery, building pipelines, closing new and expansion deals, and managing customer relationships. Develop merchandise strategies, source products through vendor relationships, negotiate pricing and timelines, and identify upsell opportunities. Collaborate with Sales, Operations, Customer Experience, and Product teams to execute complex orders. Mentor team members, share promotional industry expertise, improve processes, and maintain expert knowledge of the Stadium platform.

Cultivate US-based corporate and major donors, manage donor engagement and stewardship timelines, develop partnership opportunities and employee activations, create compelling proposals and impact materials, and represent Food4Education at relevant conferences. The role supports annual fundraising goals, manages communications for approximately 100 prospective and current donors, and works closely with the Head of US Philanthropy to recruit corporate partners and raise funds.

Leads regional distribution and foodservice sales strategy, enterprise account development, channel partnerships, forecasting, pricing, and revenue growth. Manages distributor and broker relationships, negotiates contracts, oversees trade spend and account profitability, and leads a team of Sales Managers. Partners with Marketing, QA, and Operations on product launches, cold-chain standards, and customer feedback. Requires travel up to 50% to visit partners, accounts, and industry events.

Manage and grow sales across a large territory serving food and beverage, VMS, and dietary supplement accounts. Develop territory strategies, nurture existing customers, convert new accounts, achieve sales and budget goals, monitor market trends, and collaborate cross-functionally to advance Minerals and Nutrients products. The role requires strong industry relationships, technical product knowledge, negotiation, presentation, planning, and independent territory management skills.