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Sunda International is looking for a Tyres Sales Supervisor in Douala for its HHMC service, under the responsibility of the HHMC Manager. Full-time position on site.
Main duties
Develop new customers and retain the existing portfolio in tyre sales.
Present the products, process orders and organize commercial visits.
Track accounts receivable and credit settlements on time.
Education / Qualifications
Collect information about prices, competitors, product characteristics and distribution channels.
Contribute to the sales strategy, support teams in difficulty, train new managers and monitor business performance.
Salary and deadline not specified. Prepare a CV for the application.
Candidate profile
Experience
More than five years of experience in tyres, wholesale distribution, including at least three years in supervision.
Minimum license in a sector related to commercial action.
Market knowledge, analysis, planning, intercultural coordination and management.
Mastery of Excel, Word and PowerPoint. Bilingualism appreciated.
Honesty, responsibility, discretion and resistance to pressure.
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