Industry Expertise – Stay on top of the latest commercial landscaping trends, materials, and best practices, offering cutting-edge solutions that align with client needs.
Requirements
bachelor’s
5+ years
plans specs
negotiation
relationship
analytical
Ability to build and manage long-term relationships with key stakeholders.
Relationship Builder – Strong ability to develop lasting connections with commercial clients, architects, and contractors, tailoring solutions to their needs.
Analytical Thinker – Must be detail-oriented with strong analytical skills to assess and solve problems efficiently.
Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture, Construction, Engineering, Business, or a related field (preferred but not required).
Plans & Specifications Expertise – Ability to read and understand complex plans and specifications, ensuring accurate project execution.
Driven Sales Leader – Results-focused with a proven track record of identifying opportunities, generating leads, and exceeding sales targets.
Knowledge of commercial landscaping, hardscaping, and site development processes.
Experience with Commercial Exterior Sub Work – Proven experience in selling commercial exterior subcontractor work, with the ability to bring in new business and manage key accounts.
Kansas City Expertise – A deep understanding of the Kansas City area, including local commercial landscape needs and key industry players.
Project Execution Expert – Knowledgeable in landscape construction processes, managing proposals, and ensuring seamless project delivery.
Strong communication, negotiation, and project management skills.
5+ years of experience in business development or sales within commercial landscape construction or related industries.
Benefits
Growth Opportunity – Be part of a forward-thinking team that values innovation and your contributions.
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Company
Overview
30+ Honors
Industry Recognition
Award-winning landscape architects have earned 30+ industry honors in the past decade for their creative work.
Tens of Millions
Annual Revenues
With revenues in the tens of millions, the business balances steady financial results and consistent growth.
Founded in 1965 as a family-owned business in Kansas City, the company has grown into a regional landscaping leader.
It provides a full spectrum of outdoor services—from residential design-builds to large-scale commercial construction.
Notable projects include high-profile sites like Garmin World Headquarters, Children’s Mercy Park, and the Sprint Center.
Its commercial arm handles maintenance and snow—and—and management, keeping properties functional year—and.
Culture + Values
COMMUNICATION
RELATIONSHIPS
EXCELLENCE
EXECUTION
DEVELOPING PEOPLE
Are we taking care of each other?
Is the customer happy?
Are the properties beautiful?
Are WE making money?
Environment + Sustainability
April 11, 2025
Sustainable Landscaping Blog Post
Features data-driven advice on native plantings that thrive in local climates with minimal resource use.
610 Acres Total
Nursery Facilities
Operates two nurseries dedicated to growing over 70 varieties of trees, shrubs, and evergreens supporting biodiversity and local sourcing.
70+ Varieties
Plant Offerings
Provides a wide range of trees, shrubs, and evergreens to support biodiversity and sustainable landscaping practices.
We see ourselves as stewards of the environment. We embrace sustainable practices, seeking to protect and improve the natural world and honoring our responsibility to leave outdoor spaces more beautiful than when we found them.
Inclusion & Diversity
4.9/5 Rating
Glassdoor Inclusion & Diversity
Glassdoor D&I rating based on employee reviews, exceeding the Agriculture sector average by a significant margin.
4.8/5 Culture
Glassdoor Culture & Values
High Glassdoor rating reflecting strong alignment with company culture and values.
Gender-specific ratings: men – 2.5★ (8 reviewers), women – not separately rated due to insufficient data.