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Walser Hopkins Chrysler Jeep Dodge Sales Manager
Walser Automotive GroupHopkins, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $80K - $120K/yr
Total Compensation: $80K - $120K/yr
Sales Manager-88A
Morrie's Auto GroupMinnetonka, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $110K - $130K/yr
Total Compensation: $110K - $130K/yr
TERRITORY SALES MANAGER - STEVENS EQUIPMENT SUPPLY
Stevens Equipment SupplyEagan, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: Yes (amount not posted)
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Total Compensation: NA
Sales Manager
Rent-A-Center, Inc.West Saint Paul, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $17.3 - $20.35/hr
Total Compensation: $17.3 - $20.35/hr
Outside Sales Manager
Richelieu Hardware Ltd.Maple Grove, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: Yes (amount not posted)
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Total Compensation: NA
Regional Sales Manager
LG Electronics North AmericaMinneapolis, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $100K - $120K/yr
Total Compensation: $100K - $120K/yr
District Sales Manager
Spencer Gifts, LLCMinneapolis, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $80K - $95K/yr
Total Compensation: $80K - $95K/yr
Territory Sales Manager
US Foods, Inc.Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: nan
Total Compensation: nan
Territory Sales Manager - Minneapolis, MN (7 county metro area)
Jeff Martin Auctioneers, Inc.Minneapolis, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $50K/yr
Total Compensation: $50K/yr
District Sales Manager
Spirit HalloweenMinneapolis, MN
Industry: Retail Sales
Salary: $80K - $95K/yr
Total Compensation: $80K - $95K/yr
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If you're looking for sales employment in Minneapolis-the larger of the twin cities-finance is a great place to begin. Health care, commerce, industry, and rail are also well represented, and on a smaller scale: publishing, milling, graphic arts, and high-tech. Five fortune 500s are here, as are a host of international companies. Minneapolis has been named among the best cities for a whole host of lists: entrepreneurs, health, and perhaps most importantly, beer.