What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Living Sales Leader position at Wesley Corporate?
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The Senior Living Sales Leader is responsible for sales and marketing efforts to
achieve retirement community occupancy goals. Depending on assigned campus, the
Sales Leader will shift their selling focus, strategy, and
activity from reservations and filling a new building, to maintaining
occupancy, to building a multi-year waiting list. This role is a member of the
campus leadership team. This job is classified as an inside sales, non-exempt, hourly role.
Essential Job Functions
- Utilize CRM system and sales tools to build
relationships and nurture prospective residents through the sales cycle.
- Achieve sales-related activity goals and
performance benchmarks.
- Develop and nurture priority reservation list
to build pipeline for multiple housing accommodations types.
- Coordinate move-in process with campus employees/management
and incoming resident/family.
- Monitor local market trends and stay abreast
of competition pricing.
- Contribute to creation and then manage campus
promotional budget.
- May supervise Sales Representative(s) and/or
Move-In Coordinator.
- Develop and implement charter club for
priority reservations and ongoing engagement (start-up).
- Set-up and maintain leasing office prior to
building opening (start-up).
Other Qualifications & Job Elements
- A desire to engage with seniors to help them
live their best years.
- Prior knowledge of principles and methods for
showing, promoting, and selling products or services.
- Prior knowledge of marketing strategy and
tactics, product demonstration, and sales techniques.
- Three (3) years’ experience in sales
and/or marketing roles, preferably in health care, housing or community service
preferred.
- Proficient with Microsoft Office suite and
other common workplace technology
- Ability to understand and communicate in the
English language
- Valid Washington State Driver’s License and
active automobile insurance
Salary Range: $33.90 to $48.86 per hour
This role is eligible for the Sales Incentive Plan which has an award target of 15% of base pay.
The Senior Living Sales Leader is responsible for sales and marketing efforts to achieve retirement community occupancy goals. Depending on assigned campus, the Sales Leader will shift their selling focus, strategy, and activity from reservations and filling a new building, to maintaining occupancy, to building a multi-year waiting list. This role is a member of the campus leadership team. This job is classified as an inside sales, non-exempt, hourly role.
Essential Job Functions
Other Qualifications & Job Elements
Salary Range: $33.90 to $48.86 per hour
This role is eligible for the Sales Incentive Plan which has an award target of 15% of base pay.
Salary : $34 - $49