Sales Manager, Foreign Circulation
- Foreign Circulation
- Ottawa
- Permanent
To apply, please forward your resume and cover letter by Sep 28, 2025
The Mint is hiring a Sales Manager who can thrive in a dynamic and inclusive environment.
Reporting to the Managing Director of Sales, Foreign Circulation, the Sales Manager, Foreign Circulation is responsible for overseeing all activities of assigned sales customers in accordance with the goals and objectives of the organization. In order to meet their personal sales targets and objectives, the Sales Manager develops strong relationships with international Central Banks, governmental departments, local Mints and Canadian embassies. The incumbent is responsible for leading one employee.
Your Responsibilities:
Your Responsibilities:
- Seek, evaluate, analyze and develop existing and future foreign Circulation Coinage needs.
- Promote the sale of foreign circulation coins and/or coin blanks in the assigned sales territory.
- Contribute to Business Line Sales Forecast for assigned territory.
- Foster, motivate and manage an existing international network of commissioned Sales Agents.
- Identify, qualify and recommend local Sales Agents for appointments in new target countries.
- Seek, evaluate, analyze and develop existing and future foreign Circulation Coinage needs.
- Promote the sale of foreign circulation coins and/or coin blanks in the assigned sales territory.
- Contribute to Business Line Sales Forecast for assigned territory.
- Foster, motivate and manage an existing international network of commissioned Sales Agents.
- Identify, qualify and recommend local Sales Agents for appointments in new target countries.
- Strong attention to detail, lead the preparation of bids/tenders and present bids/tenders according to customer and the Royal Canadian Mint’s (the Mint) requirements.
- Make periodic visits to assigned countries to maintain relationships with officials from Central Banks, governmental departments, Canadian embassies and local Mints.
- Lead and coordinate contract negotiations with the Mint’s departments including Legal, Finance, Supply Chain and Operations.
- Under signing authority granted by the Mint’s President and CEO, sign international contracts with Banks and Mints.
- Participate in international events attended by officials from foreign Central Banks, government departments and local Mints to maintain relationships and to ascertain business development opportunities.
This opening is to be filled on a hybrid working arrangement, and the incumbent will be required to work from the Ottawa or Winnipeg location generally on an average of 3 days a week which could change based on operational requirements.
This selection process may also qualify you for other positions with similar requirements and qualifications.
Qualifications:
Qualifications:
Languages Requirements:
- An advanced level of bilingual proficiency in both official languages (English / French) is required at the time of hire. If a bilingual candidate is not identified, other candidate language profiles may be considered in accordance with the Mint’s Staffing Policy
Education & Designation:
- University degree in a related field (Business, Political Science, International Relations or Trade preferred).
Experience:
- Minimum of 7 years of related experience in international sales, preferably with previous experience dealing with Central Banks.
- Minimum of 5 years of progressive experience managing collaborative, multi-site, cross-functional projects and teams.
Additional Qualifications:
- Ability to travel up to 40%.
- Aptitude to understand technical specifications and production processes.
- Cultural awareness, with a broad understanding of different cultures, economies, legislation and methods of doing business in other countries.
- Strong commitment to customer satisfaction.
- Self-motivated, but able to work effectively and respectfully as part of a team.
- Diplomatic yet persuasive, with the ability to interact with senior officers from foreign governments.
- Superior presentation skills and presence.
- Superior interpersonal and negotiation skills.
- Sound judgment and effective decision-making skills.
- Strong knowledge of Canada’s (and international) corruption of public officials regulations
- Impeccable ethics and integrity
Why the Mint?
At the Mint, you will collaborate with a diverse group of people and be a part of an iconic Canadian organization. Your safety and wellbeing are our top priority. We offer outstanding pay and total rewards for you and your family and you will be supported to continuously learn throughout your career.
The Mint is committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We value diversity and aim to provide an inclusive, barrier-free recruitment, selection and onboarding process to ensure that each candidate is treated respectfully. In accordance with the Employment Equity Act, you are invited to voluntarily self-identify with one or more of the four employment equity groups (women, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities) by sending your application to the confidential email, EE@mint.ca that is accessed only by the Human Resources section.
If you need accommodation at any point in the application or interview process, please let us know. We are committed to being an inclusive employer. For a confidential inquiry, simply email us directly at EE@mint.ca to make arrangements.
What to Expect:
In order to be considered for an interview, please clearly demonstrate on your application how you meet the language, education and experience qualifications. The additional qualifications may be assessed through interviews, exams, reference checks, etc.
Selected candidates will be required to complete a background check facilitated by the Mint in order to obtain a security clearance.
Ready to mint your career? Please forward your resume to careers@mint.ca by September 28, 2025. We look forward to receiving your application!