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25 Business Development sales jobs in Wichita, KS

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We found 25 sales jobs in Wichita, KS

Outside Sales Representative

Swipe Savvy Payments Limited LLC
Wichita, KS
Industry: 100% Commission
Salary: 100% commission
Total Compensation: $250,000 or more

Business Development Manager

OXEN Technology
Wichita, KS
Industry: Information Technology
Salary: $60K - $65K/yr
Total Compensation: $60K - $65K/yr

Outside Sales Account Manager

Blue Signal
Wichita, KS
Industry: Human Resources and Staffing
Salary: $80K - $120K/yr
Total Compensation: $80K - $120K/yr

Territory Manager - MO/KS/NE

Koalafi
Wichita, KS
Industry: Financial Services
Salary: $105K - $140K/yr
Total Compensation: $105K - $140K/yr

Entry-Level Marketing & Sales Associate

Elite Strategies
Wichita, KS
Industry: Financial Services
Salary: nan
Total Compensation: nan

Account Representative

Summit Employment Professionals
Park City, KS
Industry: Professional Services
Salary: $45K - $55K/yr
Total Compensation: $45K - $55K/yr

Licensed Insurance Agent

Allstate - Byrne Agency LLC
Wichita, KS
Industry: Professional Services
Salary: $35K - $650K/yr
Total Compensation: $35K - $650K/yr

Sales Representative

Total Wireless
Wichita, KS
Industry: Telecommunications
Salary: $13 - $15/hr
Total Compensation: $13 - $15/hr

Advertising Account Executive (Cox Media)

Cox Communications, Inc.
Wichita, KS
Industry: Telecommunications
Salary: $29.3K - $43.9K/yr
Total Compensation: $29.3K - $43.9K/yr

Commercial Sales Consultant

Bath Fitter Franchising Inc.
Wichita, KS
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $60K - $100K/yr
Total Compensation: $60K - $100K/yr

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