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EPM - NATIONAL SALES MANAGER

Kalbe

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Location
Jakarta HO, Indonesia
Type
Full-time
Department
Sales
Seniority
Manager
Source
Workday

Description

Founded in 1966, Kalbe Farma (Kalbe) is the largest publicly-listed pharmaceutical company in Southeast Asia. As of end 2023, Kalbe’s extensive healthcare ecosystem encompasses a network of 47 companies, including subsidiaries, joint ventures, and associates, all driven by a dedicated workforce of 16,795 employees.

Guided by a vision to become the country’s best global healthcare company, Kalbe offers a comprehensive healthcare solution through its four key business divisions: prescription pharmaceuticals, consumer health, nutrition, and distribution & logistics. Within these divisions, Kalbe manages a diverse portfolio reinforced by a robust distribution network that serves over one million outlets across Indonesia’s vast archipelago.

On the international stage, Kalbe has established a strong presence in ASEAN countries, as well as regions spanning East and South Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Kalbe’s business ventures are supported by best in- class research and development capabilities, developed through strategic alliances with many international partners. The Company is deeply involved in cutting-edge areas such as drug delivery systems, cancer treatment, stem cell research, and biotechnology.

Job Description

- Responsible for maintaining inventory management - Develop and maintain client relationships. - Develop and execute in preparing sales plan of actions (include plan of customer visit, expenses, sales target per outlet/customer, etc). - Manage and develop teams competency. - Bertanggung jawab dalam menjaga manajemen inventaris. - Mengembangkan dan memelihara hubungan dengan klien. - Mengembangkan dan melaksanakan rencana aksi penjualan (termasuk rencanan kunjungan pelanggan, pengeluaran, target penjualan per outlet/pelanggan,dll). - Mengelola dan mengembangkan kompetensi tim.

Company:

EPM PT. Enseval Putera Megatrading Tbk

Skills

Inventory Management