International Sales Director Visa Sponsorship Jobs in Hawaii
International sales director jobs in Hawaii connect global markets through the state's Pacific Rim position, with employers in tourism, hospitality, logistics, and technology concentrated in Honolulu and Maui. Companies including Hawaiian Airlines, HTDC-affiliated tech firms, and major hotel groups have sponsored senior sales roles for international candidates with the right credentials and visa backing.
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At ProService, we empower employers to succeed in Hawaii. For more than 30 years, local businesses have trusted us with their payroll, HR, and benefits, and today we serve as a partner to established organizations across the islands. Our Mid Market segment is where some of our most consequential partnerships are built, and we're looking for the leader who will take it to the next level.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
As Director of Mid Market Sales, you'll own the segment's new business revenue and lead the team of Business Development Managers who win it. Mid Market deals are fewer, larger, and more complex, and in Hawaii they're won through relationships and reputation as much as through process. Success means a team that runs on a disciplined weekly rhythm, a forecast leadership can trust, a bench of A players who win the right clients at the right price, and a leader the local business community knows and respects.
IN THIS ROLE YOU WILL
- Own Mid Market new business revenue and deliver against quarterly and annual targets with an honest, accurate forecast
- Use pipeline, win/loss, and competitor data to set the segment's strategy, including ideal client profile, target industries and islands, territory design, and quota, and decide what the team should stop doing
- Run a weekly operating rhythm of 1:1s, pipeline inspection, and deal reviews so every deal has an owner, a next step, and a date
- Recruit and keep a bench of top-performing sellers, set clear written standards, and address underperformance within weeks, not quarters
- Build executive relationships across Hawaii's business community and lead complex, multi-stakeholder negotiations with owners and CFOs that protect margin
- Partner with Pricing, Implementation, and Account Management so every new client is a good fit, sold the right solution, and set up to succeed.
IS THIS ROLE RIGHT FOR YOU?
This is a senior leadership role with direct accountability for results. A single win or loss can swing the team's quarter, so disciplined pipeline inspection, accurate forecasting, and personal involvement in key deals are not optional — they're the job. We also expect transparency: bad news shared early, with the number, the cause, and the plan. You'll hold experienced sellers to a high bar and make hard people decisions when coaching doesn't turn performance around, with the partnership of sales executive leadership, Sales Operations, and Pricing.
In Hawaii's close-knit business community, reputation is everything. You'll need existing relationships with mid-market executives or the ability to build them quickly, and you'll represent ProService through industry associations and occasional evening or weekend events. A mainland playbook that ignores how relationships work here won't succeed. If you want to shape a segment, rebuild where needed, and earn the trust of local executives, this role offers real ownership.
WHAT YOU’LL BRING TO THE TEAM
You've led and scaled teams of quota-carrying B2B sellers who consistently hit new business targets, including turning around an underperforming team, and you've personally closed complex deals with owners and senior executives, ideally in PEO, HR, payroll, benefits, insurance, or professional services. You bring data-driven strategic thinking, strong negotiation skills, a proven record of recruiting A players, and a reputation for integrity with your numbers. Relationships in Hawaii's business community are a strong plus.
You're probably a fit if:
- You turn strategy into a weekly cadence that never slips. You put a weekly pipeline inspection and deal review rhythm in place, and your leadership team stopped bracing for end-of-quarter surprises and started planning with confidence.
- You've rebuilt an underperforming team. You reset standards, kept your strongest sellers, made the hard calls on the rest, and within a year the team was hitting plan and strong candidates were asking to join.
- You recruit A players and always keep a bench. You stayed connected to top sellers even when you weren't hiring, so when a seat opened you filled it in weeks and clients never felt the gap.
- You tell the truth about your numbers. You pulled a large deal from commit when the signals weren't there, told leadership early, and earned the trust that made every forecast conversation after that easier.
- You treat clients as partners after the signature. You owned a messy first-year handoff with Implementation, fixed the process, and new clients went from confused in their first month to referring to other businesses.
WORK LOCATION
Hawaii Kai — Hybrid
This role is based out of our Hawaii Kai office. We offer a flexible hybrid schedule that gives you the structure of in-person collaboration with the flexibility of remote work.
In office: Tuesday – Thursday | Remote Option: Monday & Friday
COMPENSATION
The base salary for this role is $190,000.00 per year, commensurate with experience.
Variable compensation: $185,000.00 at 100% of plan.
At ProService, compensation is tied to performance. Strong results are recognized and rewarded, and there are clear paths to advance within the sales leadership track and across the broader organization.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE PROSERVICE
ProService is a Hawaii-based PEO combining payroll, HR, and benefits expertise with purpose-built technology — all backed by the best local service in the islands. Backed by Silver Lake and recognized as one of Hawaii’s Best Places to Work for 20 consecutive years, we’re a team of high performers united by one mission: Empowering Employers to Succeed in Hawaii.
- A PROhana unlike any other. We assume the best in each other, give feedback focused on what’s right—not who’s right—and show up every day. This isn’t just a workplace. It’s a community.
- Do work that matters. You’ll see exactly how your contributions move the needle—meaningful problems, real decisions, and a seat at the table.
- Grow without a ceiling. Internal roles post first, and we reimburse certifications, conferences, and memberships. Your growth is our growth.
- Compete, collaborate, and win together. High expectations, real accountability, and a team of experts ready to help you push through any obstacle.
- Total rewards built around your whole life. Fully paid healthcare, 401(k) matching, paid parental leave, student loan assistance, employee assistance programs, and paid time off—just to name a few.
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Which visa types realistically fit international sales director roles in Hawaii?
The H-1B visa is the most common path, treating international sales director positions as specialty occupations requiring a bachelor's degree in business, marketing, or a related field. The O-1A applies if you have demonstrated extraordinary achievement in international sales. EB-1C covers multinational managers transferring from an overseas affiliate. The L-1A is worth exploring if your current employer has a U.S. entity in Hawaii. TN visa does not cover this role.
Which companies sponsor visas for international sales directors in Hawaii?
In Hawaii, employers with the strongest international sales hiring activity include Hawaiian Airlines, major hotel brands such as Marriott and Hilton operating Pacific properties, global logistics companies with Honolulu operations, and tech firms connected to the Hawaii Technology Development Corporation ecosystem. Multinational companies with existing Pacific Rim office networks are generally the most experienced sponsors for senior sales leadership roles.
How to find international sales director visa sponsorship jobs in Hawaii?
Migrate Mate lists Hawaii employers with verified visa sponsorship history for international sales director roles, letting you focus on companies that have already filed for similar positions. Filtering by Hawaii and the sales leadership category surfaces active sponsors in Honolulu and statewide. This is the most direct way to identify which Hawaii employers are realistic sponsorship candidates rather than applying broadly and discovering sponsorship limitations late in the process.
Which cities in Hawaii have the most international sales director sponsorship jobs?
Honolulu accounts for the large majority of Hawaii's international sales director opportunities, driven by its concentration of corporate headquarters, Pacific-facing trade companies, and the hospitality sector's regional management offices. Maui hosts a secondary cluster tied to luxury resort groups and tourism operators. Hilo and Kauai see occasional openings from hotel chains and agricultural export businesses with international distribution.
Are there state-specific factors that affect visa sponsorship for international sales directors in Hawaii?
Hawaii's geographic position as a Pacific Rim gateway creates genuine demand for international sales directors who can manage relationships across Asia-Pacific markets, which strengthens the specialty occupation case for H-1B petitions. The relatively smaller local employer base means multinational companies with existing L-1 visa or EB-1C frameworks are often the most practical sponsors. University of Hawaii business program networks also connect internationally trained candidates to local employer pipelines in Honolulu.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored international sales director jobs in Hawaii?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.