Leads sales for a senior living community, driving 95%+ census and revenue through sales strategy, lead conversion, move-in coordination, family and referral-partner relationships, community outreach, and collaboration with executive and marketing leadership.
Are you a proven sales leader in the senior living industry who thrives on building relationships, driving results, and making an impact? Mustang Creek Estates, a residential assisted living and memory care community in Keller, TX, is seeking a Dynamic and Passionate Sales Director to join our team.
At Mustang Creek, we pride ourselves on our warm, home-like environment where both residents and team members feel like family. We’re not looking for just any salesperson, we need someone who understands the unique dynamics of senior living sales and can hit the ground running!
Please note: Only candidates with prior senior living sales experience will be considered for this role.
What You’ll Do:
- Lead all sales efforts to achieve and maintain 95%+ census and revenue goals.
- Develop, execute, and refine sales strategies that convert inquiries into move-ins.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with families, prospects, and local referral partners.
- Manage the entire move-in process, ensuring a smooth transition for residents and their families.
- Partner with the Executive Director and marketing leadership to align sales activities with community goals.
- Represent Mustang Creek Estates in the local community through outreach, presentations, and networking.
Required Experience:
- Must have senior living sales experience (assisted living, memory care, or related).
- Proven ability to generate leads, close sales, and build long-term referral relationships.
- Strong communication, planning, and negotiation skills.
- Skilled in time management, organization, and follow-through.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Outlook, Word); database/CRM experience a plus.
Why Mustang Creek?
- Full-time role (40 hours/week) with schedule flexibility to meet business needs.
- Supportive leadership team and a mission-driven environment.
- Opportunity to directly impact the lives of seniors and their families.
Reporting Structure
- Reports to: Executive Director & Executive Director of Sales and Marketing.
If you’re an experienced Senior Living Sales professional who’s ready to bring energy, compassion, and results to a fast-growing community, we want to hear from you!
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