Business Development Associate (Commission-Based)
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Job Description
Underground Brands – Louisville, KY
Are you full of energy, charisma, and hustle? Do you thrive on making connections and sealing the deal? Join the team at Underground Brands, a fast-growing restaurant group that’s shaking up the food scene with bold concepts like Pizza Jones, Fleagle’s Hot Dog Joint, Miss Baker’s Spuds, and more.
We're looking for a dynamic Business Development Associate who’s ready to hit the phones, the streets, and the inboxes to connect with decision-makers at larger employers. Your mission: build relationships, pitch our catering services and corporate meal programs, and close deals that generate recurring revenue.
What You’ll Do:
Make phone calls and in-person visits to HR departments, office managers, and company leaders
Use email and social media outreach to open doors and follow up
Promote Underground Brands’ catering and corporate meal programs
Develop long-term accounts and residual income streams
Represent our brands with professionalism, personality, and passion
What You Get:
100% Commission-Based Compensation
Residual Income Opportunities
Flexible schedule – work on your terms
Supportive team and hands-on training
Possibility of future benefits and growth into leadership roles
Who You Are:
Energetic, outgoing, and self-motivated
Not afraid to cold call or walk into a business
Organized and persistent
Goal-driven with excellent communication skills
Passionate about food and connecting with people
This isn’t your typical 9-to-5. If you’re ready to build your own path, create real income, and grow with us from the ground up—we want to hear from you.
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