Territory Sales Manager
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - Ejendals in Balgano
Ejendals is a leading international company specializing in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of high-quality protective products for hands and feet. For generations, we have been committed to designing products that deliver the highest standards of protection, durability, and ergonomics. Our vision is a safer day with zero injuries to hands and feet, and we achieve this through our TEGERA® gloves and JALAS® shoes. With over 450 employees across 30 countries, we continue to grow and expand globally.
We are currently seeking a Territory Sales Manager for the Triveneto area to join our dynamic team and help drive our continued success. This position will report directly to the Country Manager and offers an exciting opportunity to work with a well-established brand in the personal protection sector.
Key responsibilities
- Regularly visit end-users and distributors to build and maintain strong relationships.
- Set and manage ambitious sales targets.
- Promote Ejendals as a leader in personal protection products through networking and market presence.
- Represent Ejendals at key client events and industry trade shows.
- Log all activities and customer interactions in our CRM system, ensuring up-to-date records.
- Report on sales performance and provide insights on market trends, changes, and sales strategies.
- Develop and execute action plans that align with company strategy and ensure successful achievement of targets.
- Work closely with the sales team and other departments to implement business plans and achieve company goals.
Qualifications
- Relevant degree (High school or University).
- Fluency in English.
- IT competence: Microsoft Office, CRM systems
- Proven experience in sales, preferably in the PPE market or with safety/industrial products.
- Good connections in the industrial segment (HSE, Purchasing)
- Technical skills
- Demonstrated sales track record
- Use of CRM to maintain and develop assigned territory
- Demonstrated effectiveness in prosp