As a Territory Manager supporting our Fiberon brand, an industry leader in composite decking and outdoor living, you will be responsible for growing and maintaining strong relationships with Distributors, Dealers, and construction professionals to achieve sales, margin, and market share goals. You’ll play a key role in expanding our brand presence in your region by optimizing local distribution, driving share gains, and increasing product awareness. You’ll collaborate closely with internal teams to implement promotions and programs while consistently tracking KPIs and business performance.Location: This is a field-based sales role and requires regular travel within the assigned territory, which spans from South Georgia and Northern Florida. The candidate must reside within this core geography to effectively manage the territory and meet customer needs. Travel will typically include up to 2 overnights per month.What you will be doing:Achieve and exceed monthly, quarterly, and annual sales, margin, and expense goalsIncrease market share and improve key performance indicators such as dealer share, product placement, and builder adoptionIdentify, acquire, and retain key dealer and contractor accounts to build long-term brand loyaltyOptimize local distribution strategies and strengthen relationships to maximize territory impactPartner with your Regional Sales Manager to develop and execute an annual business plan that aligns with strategic prioritiesConduct Joint Business Planning (JBP) meetings with regional leadership and distributors to align on goals and performance metricsDeliver engaging and informative product presentations to small and large audiences, both in-person and via virtual platforms (e.g., Microsoft Teams)Use CRM tools and company sales processes to track pipeline activity, territory coverage, and customer engagementProvide competitive and market intelligence to internal stakeholders to help inform program and pricing strategiesUphold and model company policies and business ethics across all customer and internal interactions 
