Job Description
Full Harvest is a high-growth, VC-backed AgTech startup solving food waste (Fast Company’s #1 World Changing Idea in Food in 2020). We are the first B2B marketplace connecting farms with food & beverage businesses to sell imperfect and surplus produce, while digitizing one of the largest and most important industries that is still stuck in the dark ages.
More than ¼ of all edible produce globally goes to waste annually on-farms. We are solving this problem with our marketplace to help farmers easily sell their excess and have more transparency into the market. Our vision is three-fold: lower the cost of healthy food production, bring additional revenue streams to farmers, while significantly reducing wasted food and resources. A win-win-win for farmers, food companies and the planet.
The Role:
The Sales Development Representative for Full Harvest is a high-energy role serving as the first point of contact for food and beverage outbound and inbound leads interested in purchasing fresh produce from the Full Harvest marketplace This role collaborates closely with the Full Harvest sales team to proactively prospect, qualify leads, build pipeline, and accelerate the GTV and revenue growth of the Full Harvest marketplace, contributing to the company’s current hypergrowth.
At Full Harvest we believe in promoting from within and with our current growth plans and the acceleration we're seeing in our business, strong performance in this role can lead to upward mobility within the Sales organization.
What You’ll Do:
Ideal Experience
How We Operate:
As a team, we are focused on our mission of empowering sustainability solving food waste and we strive to do this by executing in the following ways:
What We Offer:
Full Harvest is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status or disability status.
Looking for more info about us? Take a look at the recent article featured in TechCrunch