Sell commercial pickup vehicles to business customers (B2B): prospect and develop leads, build relationships, negotiate pricing and terms, close deals, meet sales targets, coordinate financing and delivery, and provide post-sale support.
Develop commercial pick up sales. B2B.
Salary plus Commission plus Bonus.
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