Sales Branch Supervisor

About the Sales Supervisor position If sales is your passion.
Compensation: $60,000.00 to $65,000.00


Aunt Millie’s will be a good fit for you if sharing your passion with a team is your strength.

As a Sales Branch Supervisor, you’ll be responsible for a team of 4 to 8 sales associates. That means providing training, performance reviews, and ongoing mentorship. The sales team functions as ambassadors for the Aunt Millie’s brand and you’ll be a steward of that.

As an Aunt Millie’s Sales Supervisor, you’ll…
• Build and maintain relationships with established accounts
• Deliver and sell to established accounts
• Distribute products from company vehicle into various retail establishments
• Unload and stock retail shelves
• Preplan specific orders for each customer
• Use an iPad to manage your route
• Identify opportunities to solicit additional business
• Minimize stale product
• Safely operate company vehicle
• Practice safe work procedures As an Aunt Millie’s Sales Supervisor, you can expect…

• Excellent Compensation
• Health Insurance
• 401k Retirement Plan
• Paid Vacations

Please apply if you…
• Thrive in an active environment.

You should be someone who enjoys talking to people and would prefer to be active throughout the day rather than stuck behind a desk
• Are a great driver. You must have a valid driver's license with the ability to pass a 3 year driving history background check.
• Can pass a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical
• Are at least 21 years of age (DOT requirement)
• Can pass a drug screening Definitely apply if you also…
• Have basic math skills
• Take pride in your work
• Love to provide outstanding customer service

Driving Record: candidates cannot have convictions in the past 3 years on their driving record for DUI/DWI or similar alcohol/drug related offense, careless/reckless driving, chemical test refusal, driving after suspension (unless not notified), fleeing/eluding a police officer, leaving the scene of an accident, passing a stopped school bus, speeding 15 miles+ above the speed limit, or three or more driving violations (not including seat belt violations