Area Sales Coordinator

Kawasaki Motors (Phils.) CorporationZamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur, PhilippinesAdded 2d ago

Sales Coordinator

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Job description

About the role The Sales Coordinator plays a central role in ensuring the smooth operation of sales transactions and customer experiences in a motorcycle dealership. This role supports the sales team by handling administrative tasks, inventory tracking, order processing, and client communication all while helping boost motorcycle sales through superior coordination, organization, and customer service. Key responsibilities Annual Territory Review - review each stores and the whole assigned areas of last year performance; map review; business building activities; information gathering Quarterly Business Review Other administrative duties as tasked About you Valid driver's license (professional or non-professional) with required restriction for 4-wheel vehicles BS/BA in business administration or relevant field Proven experience in sales; experience as a sales coordinator or in other administrative positions Computer-literate with fundamental knowledge of Microsoft Office applications such as Excel and Word Well-organized and responsible with an aptitude in problem-solving Excellent verbal and written communication skills, preferably well-versed in English Dedicated team player

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