National Sales Manager Italy
Pubblicato il 22-08-2026 - Haemonetics in Italia
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Job Details
National Sales Manager – Italy
Location: Italy (national, field-based)
Company: Haemonetics
The Role
Haemonetics is seeking a commercially driven and strategic National Sales Manager to lead its Blood Management business in Italy, covering haemostasis management (TEG®), Cell Salvage, and associated services .
This role combines strategic leadership, team development, and full commercial accountability , with a focus on driving sustainable growth and strengthening long‑term partnerships across the Italian healthcare system.
Key Responsibilities
As National Sales Manager, you will:
- Define and execute the national commercial strategy across capital, consumables, and service solutions
- Own revenue performance and AOP delivery across Italy
- Drive a programmatic, Patient Blood Management (PBM)-led approach to unlock clinical and economic value
- Lead complex capital sales, tenders, and competitive conversion opportunities
- Build and maintain senior relationships with clinicians, hospital management, procurement bodies, and regional decision-makers
- Manage and optimise a network of agents and distributors, ensuring alignment to strategy, performance expectations, and brand standards
- Ensure robust forecasting, pipeline visibility, and CRM discipline
- Work cross-functionally with Marketing, Service, and EMEA leadership teams
Team Leadership
You Will Lead a Multidisciplinary Team, Including
- Territory Sales Managers
- Clinical Specialists
- Business Development Manager(s)
In addition, you will have oversight of external commercial partners , including agents and distributors across key regions.
Key Leadership Expectations
- Build a high-performance, accountable sales culture
- Align commercial activity with clinical adoption and utili