Top Sales Jobs in San Francisco, CA

The Regional Sales Director for the Pacific Northwest will develop and direct a sales organization to maximize sales volume and revenue for Cardiva Medical. Responsibilities include recruiting key personnel, ensuring effective execution of sales strategies, managing territory and market development managers, and maintaining key customer relationships while complying with company policies.

The Global DCom New Business Development Manager at Mars Wrigley will drive growth in digital commerce by establishing partnerships, leading customer engagement with platforms like TikTok Shop, and developing selling tools and processes for key account teams. The role requires strong collaboration skills and the ability to manage ambiguity in a fast-paced environment.

As a Field Sales Executive at CompuGroup Medical, you will sell EHR/PM/LIS and RCM services to Ambulatory Physician Practices. Your responsibilities include managing the sales pipeline, submitting sales reports, conducting demos, and closing deals while maintaining information in SAP.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will engage with clients nationwide to discuss advertising opportunities across multiple platforms. Responsibilities include creatively prospecting new accounts, meeting daily contact requirements, managing client expectations, and exceeding sales targets using CRM technology.

The Channel Sales Manager for the Midsouth & Southeast Territories will drive revenue and profitability by managing distribution relationships, developing new business opportunities, and representing QuidelOrtho at various industry events. This role involves executing regional marketing strategies and training distribution staff to enhance sales performance.

The Account Executive is responsible for establishing and maintaining customer relationships, executing the sales cycle, generating leads, and achieving sales goals for medical products. The role involves administrative duties, training, and ensuring customer satisfaction within an assigned territory. It requires strong sales and negotiation skills, along with the ability to build relationships with various stakeholders.

As an Executive Sales Partner, you will build strong relationships with C-Suite executives and broker partners, drive growth using tools like Salesforce, and manage the sales process from prospecting to closing. You will lead with vision and inspire confidence in decision-makers through data-driven presentations.