Chicago, IL
Regional Sales Manager
Regional Sales Manager jobs in Chicago, IL
$95K – $160K
Typical pay · from 6 of 8 jobs
Updated 2 Nov
About these jobs Smile Doctors, Outset Medical and Freeway Insurance Services America, LLC are hiring Regional Sales Managers in Chicago, IL. Typical pay runs $95K to $175K. Slightly more roles are remote than onsite. Employers ask for 5-10 years or 2-5 years of experience, plus sales management and team leadership skills.

Regional Sales Manager
Inriver · Software Development · 282 people
The Regional Sales Manager will drive new business growth across the North American manufacturing sector by managing the full sales cycle and building executive relationships. They are responsible for achieving revenue targets, maintaining a qualified pipeline, and collaborating with internal teams to deliver value-driven solutions.

Regional (Central) Specification Sales Manager - Cooper Lighting Solutions
Signify · Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing · 1.9k people
The Regional Specification Sales Manager leads and motivates a team of lighting agents to drive specification activities and secure product inclusion in project designs. They are responsible for developing market influence strategies, building relationships with key specifiers, and providing feedback to product management based on market needs.
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Regional Sales Manager – Central US
JDRF Electromag Engineering Inc. · Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing · 29 people
The Regional Sales Manager will drive revenue by managing sales agent networks, securing project specifications, and supporting OEM adoption across the Central US. They will also serve as the primary point of contact for project deployment, ensuring technical alignment and customer satisfaction throughout the project lifecycle.

Area Sales Manager - Chicago South
Axogen · Biotechnology Research · 620 people
The Area Sales Manager is responsible for achieving sales revenue targets and growing market share by promoting and selling nerve repair products within the assigned territory. They must manage territory operations, train medical staff, and develop strong relationships with key decision-makers in clinical settings.

Regional Sales Manager, Healthcare
Lakeshore Learning Materials, LLC · Retail · 2k people
Manage and grow a regional territory by identifying new opportunities and nurturing existing accounts within children's hospitals and ABA facilities. Develop regional sales plans and build trusted relationships with healthcare administrators to position the company as a partner for learning environments.

Regional Manager, Sales & Marketing
Smile Doctors · Hospitals and Health Care · 1k people
The Regional Manager is responsible for developing and executing sales and marketing strategies to drive referral growth and clinic performance. They oversee a team of Community Relations Representatives, manage regional budgets, and foster relationships with local healthcare stakeholders.

Area Sales Manager (Upper Midwest)
Outset Medical · Medical Equipment Manufacturing · 567 people
The Area Sales Manager is responsible for disrupting the dialysis market by selling the Tablo Hemodialysis System to healthcare organizations. This involves driving sales targets, building clinical and financial sponsorship, and negotiating complex contracts.
Regional Sales Team Manager
Vishay Precision Group · Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing · 1.4k people
The Regional Sales Team Manager will lead and develop a remote team of sales professionals to drive revenue growth and new business development across the Americas. This role involves executing regional sales strategies, managing complex commercial negotiations, and partnering with internal teams to support product adoption.
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