Sales Professional

Job TitleWorking from home, presents at-need cemetery and pre-need arrangement services and products to consumers. Responsible for achieving monthly sales target. As a self-starter, develops relationships within the community to generate qualified leads. Follows up on leads generated from marketing campaigns to qualify lead and schedule sales appointments. Follow-up with client families for referrals by establishing professional relationships and service excellence.Job ResponsibilitiesRevenue GenerationResponsible for attaining or exceeding monthly sales revenue quota. Applying sales skills, presents Dignity Memorial Personal Planning Guide electronic power point presentations to consumers informing them of at-need cemetery and pre-need arrangement services and products. Influences consumer on the benefits of pre-planning for a soft close.Guides and tours prospective families through cemetery grounds or crematory mausoleums actively listening to needs, asking probing questions, and discussing options. Develops an understanding of each family's unique needs and offers solutions to meet their needs. Provides service beyond expectations to form the foundation for future sales. Promotes the SCI Brand and service excellence.Following company processes and procedures, thoroughly and accurately completes contracts; follows up on outstanding documents and family questions. Provides and walks family through final contract. Addresses final questions.ProspectingSelf-initiates leads throughout the community, professional networks, civic, businesses, and organizations by building professional and reliable relationships. Prospects at least 50% of workday such as approaching families face-to-face during events, door knocking, or seminars. Maintains and tracks activity levels in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) database to ensure productivity, often works nights and weekends.Obtains referrals from families served through after care visits (ACV).Schedules sales appointments. Based on qualifying lead, prepares marketing materials or cultural knowledge for appointments.Build Relationships with FamiliesEstablishes and maintains professional and service oriented relationships with families by connecting with the family, resolving their concerns and needs, and meeting commitments. Connects with families through listening, honest communication and genuine concernSupports families in time of grief with acts of kindness; attends services and/or receptions.Represents a continuous link from services provided at need, through aftercare, to providing services to protect families in futureTeamworkCollaborates and builds professional working relationships with management and staff to provide high quality services and improve processesShares family concerns with rest of the SCI teamMinimum RequirementsEducationHigh school diploma or equivalent requiredCollege coursework preferredLicenseFuneral Directors License where required by state lawLife Insurance license where required by state law; company will support obtaining licensingCurrent state/province issued driver's license with an acceptable driving recordExperienceSales experience preferredIndustry experience a plusPrevious Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems experience a plusSkills and AbilitiesComputer and technology skillsGoal oriented self-starterPublic speaking ability; comfortable presenting to small groupsAbility to work well in a team, as well as independentlyAbility to work a significant number of evenings and weekendsBilingual is a plusCompensation$50,000 to $100,000 targeted compensation (with higher earnings potential based on exceptional performance)