Director of Sales

Responsibilities The Community Sales Director (“CSD”) is responsible for achieving and exceeding the community’s monthly and quarterly revenue/sales targets; developing the community’s internal and external marketing; and building the community’s strategic relationships with various referral sources to produce highly qualified inquiries. Along with other Atria employees, the CSD promotes the leasing and marketing success of the community. Spend over 50% of time outside of the community generating inquiries to meet and exceed monthly and quarterly revenue targets. Generate inquiries and move‑ins from targeted referral sources by developing and maintaining relationships outside of the community, including but not limited to health‑care providers, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, retirement and estate planners, real‑estate service providers, senior organizations, appropriate special‑interest groups, local civic groups/leaders and other community contacts. Collaborate with Executive Director (“ED”) to forecast move‑ins accurately. Facilitate training and continuous in‑servicing for all community staff that may field an inquiry call or conduct a walk‑in or scheduled tour. Ensure that responses to inquiries are handled properly, timely and with appropriate follow‑up and demonstrate sense of urgency regarding occupancy rates. Position ED or Resident Services Director (“RSD”) as local experts on aging through facilitating introductions, joint sales calls, and strategic sales & marketing events. Develop and maintain strong relationships with national and local referral agencies. Quickly engage new inquiries on the phone and in person with the objective of helping guide them towards a sale. Follow‑up with in‑home visits to potential residents or at locations of influencer(s). Build relationships with inquiries and potential residents through discovery, listening with empathy and asking follow‑up questions. Accurately maintain the community’s Customer Relationship Management database by collecting and entering information about new inquiries and creating prompt, creative, and personal next steps after each interaction. Curate extraordinary customer experiences through home visits, hospital/rehab visits, highly personalized tours, and personal follow‑ups. Work with the ED to develop and implement a rolling 90‑day Sales and Marketing Plan. Manage and monitor community marketing budget. Operate within established budgetary guidelines. Help ED recognize first impressions and rent‑ready apartment challenges/opportunities. Ensure smooth hand‑off of committed customers to ED, RSD and Community Business Director for care assessment and lease due diligence. Monitor the market and the competition of other senior living communities outside of Atria. Create, market and implement engaging events for inquiries and local influencers, both inside and outside of the Community. Serve as a resource by educating and providing information to those who advise seniors on health and alternative living options. May perform other duties as needed and/or assigned. Qualifications One (1) or more years of related sales experience. Bachelor’s degree from a four‑year college or university preferred. Must possess strong customer service skills, basic financial knowledge of revenue and profitability, strong computer and electronic file management skills and strong organizational skills. Must have the ability to maintain confidentiality. Must be organized, detail‑oriented, and able to multi‑task. As dictated by business needs, must be able to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. Position requires driving responsibilities (may use Company provided vehicle and/or personal vehicle). Must possess valid driver’s license. Benefits Paid holidays and PTO Community employees may receive annual anniversary rewards dependent on classification. Benefits package also includes Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance Retirement Savings Plan / 401(k) employer match Tuition reimbursement (U.S. Based Communities) Enrollment in benefits varies by employee classification; anniversary reward amounts vary by location Application Process It’s Easy to Apply Online: Select the “Apply Now” button on the job that interests you. Plan on taking 5‑10 minutes to complete the application and select “Submit” when done – you’ll receive a confirmation email shortly thereafter. Keep your login and password handy as you’ll need it throughout the hiring process. Application Review: Every application is given due consideration. If your experience and skills are aligned with the job requirements, we’ll contact you to schedule an interview. Interviews & Assessments: Your interview will be conducted by phone or in person with an Atria recruiter or hiring manager. This process may include additional interviews, reference checks and skill assessments. Offer Letter: If you are chosen for the position, an offer will be made by phone and email. The email will include a letter which you’ll sign electronically, return to us and can download for your records. Post‑Offer Hiring Process: You’ll receive all needed forms, instructions and our contact information if you have any follow‑up questions. This process may include a background check and/or a drug screen. Check‑ins from your future team: As turnaround times vary for screening results, we’ll provide any needed updates and let you know what to expect for your first day on the job. First day and onboarding: Congratulations – we’re excited to have you join our team! Onboarding varies by position, but on your first day at Atria you’ll typically meet coworkers, take a workplace tour and begin any required training. #J-18808-Ljbffr