Recruitment BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS
Due to the recent acquisition of The 1810 Company by SCHOCK GmbH, we are looking to recruit from the best in the industry in the UK. This we feel is reflected in the substantial salary and the importance that we see in the above sales positions. You will be responsible for a well-established area already selling 1810 sinks and taps and will be tasked with selling SCHOCK branded products into the kitchen specialist and fabricator market.
Yorkshire & North East Sussex, Surrey & Channel Islands
Essex, East Midlands & Cambridgeshire
Northern Ireland
(Predominantly working in NI with some account maintenance in ROI).
The successful candidates will be highly experienced and capable sales professionals with a proven track record in the kitchen industry. You will service existing customers to maximise sales in addition to targeting and establishing new customers. A professional approach is vital together with the ability to develop relationships.
NATIONAL CONTRACTS MANAGER
The 1810 Company’s already established and fast-growing contract business is an important part of our continued growth. We require a National Contracts Manager capable of developing the sale of 1810 products and introducing the SCHOCK brand to the contract sector.
You will be required to support our existing contract kitchen specialists and develop new relationships within the contract market. Established relationships in this sector are vital.
You will be a highly professional, self-motivated and conscientious individual with the ability to effectively plan and organise quotations and enquiries. You will calculate lead times, produce stock forecasts, and liaise with our stock control department.
PACKAGE
• Basic 55k per annum with guaranteed 10k bonus in year 1, OTE 75k
• Quality company car • Private health scheme • 25 days holiday per year
TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SECTION CONTACT
ALANROGERS@TAYLISTMEDIA.COM
PACKAGE
• Basic 55K per annum with performance-based bonus, OTE 75k
• Quality company car • Private health scheme • 25 days holiday per year
Founded in 1924, SCHOCK is the inventor of the quartz composite sink and has been setting new standards in technology and quality in the field for more than 40 years. The company’s innovative strength is impressively underlined by its many patents. In keeping with SCHOCK’s Colour Your Life motto, the product range includes over 200 sink models in more than 40 colours. Besides kitchen sinks, SCHOCK also offers high-end mixer taps.
Customers in over 70 countries put their trust in SCHOCK products produced at the company’s headquarters in the Bavarian Forest. Under their SINK GREEN strategy, SCHOCK developed a premium sink material in 2020 that consists of ~99% natural, renewable or recycled raw materials and redefines sustainability in the kitchen sink market.
For further information, see:
www.schock.de/en Applicants should submit a current CV to
recruitment@the1810company.co.uk
We will contact you for an informal and confidential chat to take your application through to the next level. If you do not hear from us within 3 weeks of submitting your application, please consider that you have been unsuccessful on this occasion. STRICTLY NO AGENCIES
The 1810 Company is a highly reputed supplier of quality kitchen sinks, taps and accessories and was acquired by SCHOCK in March 2022. Since forming in 2009, The 1810 Company has become a major kitchen sink and tap supplier in the UK.
The 1810 Company’s constant evolvement, product development and unrelenting enthusiasm have deemed it a fast growing and innovative company in the UK kitchen industry. The 1810 Company’s head office, extensive warehousing facility and distribution centre is in Flintshire, North Wales. The 1810 Company has a trade showroom in the Business Design Centre, Islington, London.
For more information, please visit:
www.the1810company.co.uk
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· May 2022
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