About The Position

UniFirst is seeking a high-performing B2B Sales Representative to drive new business growth in an assigned territory in Appleton, Wisconsin. The role focuses on prospecting, closing complex contracts, and building long-term relationships with business clients for uniform rental and facility service solutions. The position offers a base salary, uncapped monthly commissions, quarterly bonuses, a monthly car allowance and fuel card, and opportunities for career advancement into Sales Management or National Accounts.

Requirements

  • 0–2+ years of B2B sales experience.
  • A proven track record of exceeding sales targets and managing a full sales cycle.
  • Strong negotiation and closing skills.
  • Self-motivated and goal-oriented.
  • Willingness to accept coaching and feedback.
  • Valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and a reliable vehicle.
  • Individuals using personal vehicles for business purposes must comply with UniFirst’s minimum auto insurance requirements.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in uniform rental, industrial supply, waste management, safety gear, or janitorial services.

Responsibilities

  • Prospect and qualify leads across a defined territory through cold calling, networking, referrals, and in-person visits.
  • Conduct on-site assessments and presentations for uniform rental, floor care, restroom, and facility service programs.
  • Develop tailored proposals and close multi-year service agreements.
  • Maintain and update the CRM with accurate client information and activity.
  • Meet or exceed monthly and quarterly sales quotas.
  • Collaborate with service and operations teams to ensure seamless customer onboarding.

Benefits

  • Competitive base salary
  • Uncapped monthly commissions
  • Quarterly bonuses
  • Monthly car allowance and fuel card
  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • 401(k) with employer match
  • Paid time off
  • Paid holidays
  • Career advancement opportunities
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