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The Road Board

Hire the people who win on the road

The Road Board lists roles for revenue travelers — field AEs, territory managers, sales engineers who fly, and the RevOps and travel-program people who support them — in front of the exact audience that reads this desk.

Direct answer: A listing is $299 for 30 days (charter rate; $449 from July 1, 2027): your role, your link, a plain Hiring label, and one Field Brief listing line. I confirm the listing directly; no recruiter call is required.

Who this board reaches

The Road Board serves people who work in or support revenue travel: field sellers, territory leaders, sales engineers, RevOps teams, and travel-program operators. I label every listing as Hiring so readers never mistake paid recruitment for editorial coverage.

When not to post: use a broader job board for remote-only inside-sales roles. This board focuses on work connected to the road.

What $299 buys

30 days on the board · one Field Brief listing line · plain “Hiring” label, never dressed as editorial. Roles must be real, posted by the employer or its named agency.

The board

Opens with its first postings, yours can be the one candidates see first. Listings publish within one business day of confirmation.

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Quick answers

How much is a Road Board listing?

$299 for 30 days at the charter rate ($449 from July 1, 2027), including one Field Brief listing line.

Who sees the listings?

Revenue travelers, field AEs, territory managers, sales engineers, and the RevOps and travel-program people who support them.

How fast does a listing go live?

Within one business day of confirmation, plainly labeled as hiring, never dressed as editorial.

Orders are governed by the Terms of Sale.

I confirm requests within one business day · no call required.

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