F. Schumacher & Co.

F. Schumacher & Co.

Hospitality Account Executive - Northern West Coast

San Francisco, CA

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 33 days ago
Project ManagementSalesAccount ManagementCustomer SupportCollaborationPublic SpeakingAdaptability

About the role

  • Identify top accounts to focus on for deep development
  • Maximize sales of product categories (fabric, wallcovering, trim) in the geographic region for hospitality and commercial clients.
  • Represent the luxury brand by providing the best possible customer service while enhancing the Schumacher mission to offer the highest quality product and service standards in the luxury market.

Responsibilities

  • Working on the Hospitality team, the successful candidate will develop strong relationships with Hospitality Designers, Developers, and Purchasing Agents to secure Hospitality, Retail, Contract and Commercial projects.
  • The Hospitality Design Consultant will reinforce brand positioning within the marketplace and provide service for select accounts throughout the Pacific Northwest.
  • Identify, contact, and build client relationships and cultivate existing ones across the Hospitality, Contract and Commercial sectors.
  • Present to clients in person to pitch Schumacher Hospitality and share design and treatment capabilities to clients to secure project leads and quotes.
  • Manage project pipeline and analyze the territory to identify growth opportunities for account base.
  • Collaborate with Project Manager and Hospitality Team to maximize sales across all product categories to achieve individual and team sales goals.

Compensation

  • Plan strategic approach for formal presentations, project meetings, drop ins and events for client base
  • Plan monthly/quarterly/yearly client engagements
  • Attend and prepare for all team meetings
  • 2-8 years of client-facing, outside sales experience.
  • Ability and desire to travel regularly and visit client

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