Territory Manager
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - CooperSurgical in Milano
At CooperSurgical we are looking to recruit a Territory Manager for Northern Italy . You will be part of the Italian sales team with focus on Medical Devices and report to the Regional Business manager-South Europe. This position is field based and will cover hospitals with a particular focus in and around the operating rooms and delivery suites. This is an exciting opportunity, where you will be responsible to support the transition of products newly acquired and established in the market as well as supporting the launch of new and unique products. The EMEA business unit is the first direct sales team outside the United States and we are expanding from our success in the UK.
By joining our team, you will be part of a growing and developing business from the outset. If you want to contribute to shaping our sales success and building the infrastructure of the EMEA business, we look forward to seeing your application.
Position
As a Territory Manager- Northern Italy with CooperSurgical your primary role will be meeting customers and driving sales growth within our existing and expanding gynecology and obstetrics portfolio. You will have experience creating strong customer relationships and communicating with different stakeholders within private and public hospitals, with a key focus on training and selling in operating rooms and delivery suites. You will already know how to create a territory plan and execute on the activities that support your sales targets and KPI. You have an eye for business opportunities and skills to implement market strategies. You are self-motivated, driven, with a positive and energetic personality. You enjoy delivering results and working in a team. With a can-do attitude you will support your colleagues, as they in turn support you, sharing skills and knowledge along the way. To become a success in this role you will drive new product launch in the market, acquire new customers and be the go-to person for KOL and relevant stakeholders withi