About the job
About the Opportunity
This is not your typical sales position; it presents an incredible opportunity to create and manage a hyperlocal magazine in your community, supported by a respected national company. You will have the chance to establish your own entity: nurturing your market, fostering client relationships, and working towards developing a sustainable revenue stream.
If you thrive on building relationships and are eager to invest in your business, this role uniquely combines sales, ownership, and community leadership.
Position Summary
We are looking for a Senior Account Executive (referred to internally as Area Directors) to launch, cultivate, and oversee a Stroll publication in your local area. If selected, you will act as a local publisher, generating revenue, forging partnerships with business owners, and curating a magazine that embodies the essence of your community.
Your initial months will concentrate on establishing your territory and expanding your client base, ultimately growing an asset that you own.
This hybrid role involves a mix of in-person community interaction and remote work from your home office.
Who You Are
- Entrepreneurial and self-motivated: you find joy in building something from the ground up.
- A natural at relationship-building with strong consultative sales skills.
- Driven by a desire to help local businesses thrive.
- Confident in leveraging N2's proven system and adapting it to your style.
What You’ll Do
- Conduct consultative meetings with local business owners to establish enduring advertising partnerships.
- Forge meaningful connections within the community utilizing a successful engagement model.
- Link local businesses with their target audience through your publication.
- Engage with homeowners to gather authentic, community-centric content.
- Oversee your territory, sales pipeline, and publication operations.
- Collaborate with N2’s national team for design, production, training, and continuous support.
- Steer your publication's growth as the face of Stroll in your market.

