New York K‑12 Education Sales Manager
Description
Reports to: Vice President of National Sales & Professional Development
- Base Salary: $110,000–$115,000
- On-Target Earnings (OTE): $200,000+
- Competitive commission plan, performance bonus, and comprehensive benefits
- Perfection Learning supplemental science, math, and ELA, including Regents titles.
- AMSCO AP® Social Studies and ELA CED-aligned coursebooks.
- W. W. Norton high school and AP-aligned literature, writing, and humanities titles (NYC only).
- Wiley AP® STEM and CTE coursebooks.
- Measuring Up standards-based instruction, ELL, and Foundations.
- Aligned digital platforms, assessments, and professional development services.
- Own sales strategy and results across New York, including NYC DOE, charter and private school networks, and districts statewide.
- Drive renewals, expansion, and new business while building strong relationships with key education leaders.
- Navigate complex purchasing cycles and identify opportunities for long-term growth.
- Coach and mentor sales representatives and partner sellers to maximize performance.
- Provide ongoing feedback, pipeline coaching, and territory planning support.
- Foster a high-performance, collaborative sales culture.
- Achieving individual sales targets while supporting overall team success.
- Develop strategic territory plans, manage forecasts, and identify growth opportunities.
- Partner with Marketing, Professional Development, and Customer Experience teams to ensure successful customer onboarding, implementation, and retention.
- Deliver a seamless customer experience from first conversation through renewal.
- Maintain accurate CRM data, pipeline visibility, and reporting.
- Proactively identify risks, solve challenges, and keep deals moving forward.
- 7+ years of experience in K–12 education sales or senior leadership roles within NYC DOE or NYC charter organizations, with demonstrated knowledge of district decision-making, procurement, and adoption pathways.
- Prior experience leading, influencing, coaching, or coordinating teams through formal sales management or district/organizational leadership roles.
- Demonstrated success driving adoption, implementation, or growth of instructional materials, curriculum, or edtech solutions.
- Strong understanding of NYC DOE structure, charter networks, and key statewide stakeholders.
- Ability to manage complexity, ambiguity, and high expectations in a high-stakes education environment.
- Exceptional relationship-building, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
- Established credibility with internal teams and New York customers.
- Clear visibility into pipeline, renewals, and risk areas across NYC and the broader state.
- Active ownership of priority selling activity in Brooklyn and Staten Island.
- Aligned and focused company reps and independent partners.
- Stabilized execution with minimal escalation to senior leadership.




