Account Manager - Kelowna/Kamloops

Manitoulin Group of CompaniesKelowna, BC
Hybrid

About The Position

Manitoulin Group of Companies is seeking an Account Manager to be based out of their Kelowna or Kamloops location. This role is responsible for securing new customers, introducing new services to existing customers, and managing a current account base. The territory will cover Kelowna and surrounding smaller towns. The ideal candidate is results-oriented, curious, self-motivated, and possesses strong communication, negotiation, interpersonal, and organizational skills. A college or university degree is required, and experience in the transportation industry is advantageous.

Requirements

  • University/College Degree or Diploma
  • A Minimum of 2 years related sales experience
  • Valid driver's license and a reliable vehicle in good condition
  • Computer literate (Excel, Word, Gmail, etc.)
  • Good communication skills with proficiency in listening, selling (persuasion), problem-solving, and negotiation
  • Flexibility to deal effectively with changing circumstances, customer demands, last-minute requests, and deadlines
  • Well-organized and able to manage time efficiently and effectively

Nice To Haves

  • Experience or knowledge of the Transportation industry

Responsibilities

  • Identify, pursue, and win new customers.
  • Strategically grow existing business opportunities.
  • Communicate effectively with all departments to ensure customers receive committed service.
  • Attend sales meetings, industry functions, trade shows, and training programs.
  • Travel 25-30% of the time, potentially including overnight stays (expenses reimbursed).
  • Complete and submit all reports in a timely fashion.
  • Utilize laptop and contact management system daily, including time management, planning, scheduling calls, and updating CRM.

Benefits

  • Profit Sharing
  • Competitive Salary (wage based on experience and qualifications)
  • Comprehensive Benefit Package
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