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Regional Channel Manager

Chicago (Remote)

POSITION SUMMARY: 

Broadvoice is looking for a Regional Channel Sales Manager based in Chicago with CCaaS and UCaaS sales experience to join our growing team. In this dynamic role, you will cultivate, maintain, and expand relationships with partners to sell Broadvoice services. If you have CCaaS and UCaaS sales experience and strong relationship-building skills, we want to talk to you! 

The successful candidate for this position does need to live in the Northeast US. 

YOUR DAY-TO-DAY: 

  • Recruit new and productive sales agents/channel partners 
  • Educate partners on Broadvoice products, processes, and procedures 
  • Attend sales calls with partners, conduct negotiations during the sales cycle, and assist in closing opportunities with end-users 
  • Differentiate Broadvoice from the competition through consistent communication and ongoing training of products and new selling tools 
  • Create business plans and monthly/quarterly revenue targets with top partners and provide timely, accurate reports and other information on partner activities 
  • Collaborate with marketing and senior team members to provide direction on partner and market requirements 
  • Work with sales operations, customer experience and business support to resolve customer and agent-related issues and escalations 
  • Enhance and promote the Broadvoice name as a brand ambassador 

WHAT YOU BRING TO THE TEAM: 

  • A sales-orientation and customer-focus 
  • A track record of CCaaS and UCaaS sales success in a Channel Sales environment 
  • Experience in the telecommunications industry, specifically CCaaS and UCaaS
  • Exceptional rapport-building, verbal and written communication, and follow-up skills
  • Experience with CRM systems, preferably Salesforce
  • Experience using MS Office tools; technically savvy
  • Experience presenting to individuals or groups in person and via virtual meeting tools 

ABOUT BROADVOICE:

Broadvoice is more than just a leading cloud communications company; we're the architects of global connections. With dedicated offices across the United States, Latin America, and Europe, we are united by a shared passion for inspiring meaningful human connections. Our mission is clear: to personalize how people communicate, ensuring that our technology enhances teams' ability to connect with what truly matters no matter where work takes place.

Communication is the lifeblood of success, whether connecting with customers or collaborating with colleagues. At Broadvoice, our platforms create opportunities to interact, share ideas, and bring visions to life. We believe that human interaction is the cornerstone of brilliance, and we prioritize it in everything we do.

Our success at Broadvoice hinges on our vibrant culture. We take pride in our dedicated culture team, working tirelessly to foster a supportive and engaging work environment for all employees. Through community-building, collaboration, and personal and professional growth initiatives, our culture team ensures that Broadvoice is a place where everyone can thrive.

We value our employees and offer comprehensive benefits packages, including paid vacation and holidays, along with a host of other perks.

Broadvoice is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to perform their job functions.

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