20 Aug
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Allan Hall HR
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Australia
20 Aug
Allan Hall HR
Australia
Lead before you own. Backed by a national brand.
At Tradelink, we support plumbers, builders and trade professionals across Australia with the strength of a national network and the relationships that keep local communities moving.
With significant expansion planned (5+ current sites), we’re building our next generation of leaders now.
This is not a standard Profit Centre Manager role. You’ll step into a Manager in Waiting position, working across established branches, learning the full business, and preparing to take ownership of your own site.
What you’ll be doing:
Drive sales and customer engagement across multiple branches in Melbourne's north west region
Build robust relationships with trade customers and suppliers
Support and influence team performance alongside existing leaders
Learn full Profit Centre operations (P&L;, people, performance)
Identify growth opportunities and contribute to branch success
Prepare to step into your own branch leadership role
About you:
Proven experience in sales, business development and leadership
Strong people skills – you can build rapport and influence quickly
Commercial mindset with exposure to performance or P&L;
Confident, proactive and ready to step into leadership
Background in trade, wholesale, plumbing or similar
What’s on offer:
Market-competitive salary package
Fully maintained vehicle + phone + laptop
Ad hoc profit share while in training
Clear pathway to your own Profit Centre
Career progression within a national, growing network
Why this role?
This is a rare opportunity to step into leadership before taking full ownership.
You’ll gain real exposure across multiple sites, work alongside experienced leaders, and fast-track your progression into running your own branch.
Ready to take the next step?
Apply now with your resume and a brief cover note.
Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Pre-employment checks may apply.
📌 Business Manager Melbourne (Australia)
🏢 Allan Hall HR
📍 Australia