- Posted 05 September 2025
- LocationLondon
- Job type Permanent
- DisciplineEvents and Business Intelligence
- Reference813524
Sales Manager
Job description
Position: Sales Manager
Salary: £40 - 45k basic + Uncapped OTE
Location: Hybrid/London
An opportunity has arisen for a high-flying Sales Manager to provide sales expertise within the global team on its most exciting events.
This event has become one of the biggest design shows in the world in just 10 years.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct consultative selling (telephone and face-to-face) to existing, lapsed and potential new business clients, build customer relationships, deliver excellent customer service, and maximise revenue - travelling internationally as required
Identify and research new growth areas for sales enhancing offerings and service portfolio
Feedback on product offering and barriers to conversion enhancing customer experience
Continuously developing market and product knowledge; and attending competitive events and industry trade shows building personal networks advocating our brand.
Manage two sales executives in the UK office and a potential sales agent in Europe
Conduct a sufficient number of calls and Salesforce activity to maintain a high-volume sales pipeline
Forecast the weekly and monthly sales revenue, individually and for your team
Knowledge, Skills & Behaviours:
Consultative and solutions focused with the ability to create bespoke, commercially viable propositions for clients of various sizes
Experience in Exhibition sales is essential for this role.
A strong track record of successful selling and sales management background
Highly self-motivated, pro-active, and a true team player, whether talking innovation or a need for support to achieve the right results for our customers, collaboration is always key
Work with high levels of integrity, always doing the right thing, not the easy thing
Curious about the design industry, has an interest in developing knowledge to become a true expert in the sector
Ability to speak Mandarin, French, German, Italian or Spanish would be advantageous, but not essential