Top Sports Sales Development Jobs

Sell founding and ongoing memberships during pre-sales and after opening by prospecting, building referral business, meeting sales targets, managing member events, and delivering excellent customer service to drive retention.

Coach and develop frontline sales Cast Members through side-by-side, real-time coaching and feedback. Ensure consistent execution of consultative selling behaviors, address performance gaps, execute development plans, and lead from the sales floor to drive conversion and a guest-focused sales experience.

Sell Musco sports and large-area lighting within an assigned territory through cold calling, face-to-face meetings, market research, trade show attendance, and collaboration with internal sales teams. Qualify long-range projects, present product solutions, and support sales management toward strategic goals. Position requires significant travel.

The Salesperson serves customers, processes sales transactions, manages inventory, assists staff training, and communicates effectively with customers and team members.

Sell and onboard new club members, meet sales and outreach targets, tour prospects, operate membership software, handle member issues, support retention, and promote club events.

Sales Associates are responsible for enhancing customer experiences, greeting customers, providing product information, documenting sales, and managing range services.

Act as PUMA running brand ambassador for DC/VA/MD: drive sales and brand awareness at specialty and sporting goods accounts, train retail staff on product and technology, plan and execute in-person and virtual running events, gather field feedback, use sales data to identify growth, and complete weekly/monthly reports while collaborating with sales, marketing, merchandising, and product teams.

The Strategic Accounts Sales Manager leads sales initiatives in strategic market segments, nurturing client relationships and delivering tailored solutions to achieve growth and satisfaction.

The Manager, Global Sponsorship New Business Development will generate revenue by creating marketing partnerships for NFL, focusing on international growth and collaboration across internal key initiatives. Responsibilities include developing partnerships, maintaining relationships with corporate decision-makers, executing sales presentations, and managing a sales pipeline.

As a Business Development Representative, you'll initiate contact with youth sports organizations, conduct outreach, and support Account Executives in generating new business opportunities. The role involves research, qualifying prospects, collaborating with team members, and tracking sales activity.