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Works with RVP of Sales in finalizing contracting, coordinating startup of new account and transitioning account services to pharmacy operations, upon obtaining service commitment from client.
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The Business Development Manager must be self directed, motivated and believe in the value of working as a team within a market and region. 2 Years of Sales Experience or Business Development Experience.
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The Territory Business Manager will coordinate with the rest of the Hematology sales team to share information and develop strategies. Responsible for serving as a territory business owner, the Territory Business Manager will educate high-opportunity, prospect HCPs on Hematology disease state, risk assessment, and Hematology medication to support patient identification and expedite the patient treatment journey.
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Works with RVP of Sales in evaluating and qualifying new business opportunities as to profitability and strategic impact on the pharmacy and the region in order to achieve annual revenue goal.
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TGS is seeking a Business Operations Manager/Assistant Facility Security Officer to help manage the operations of our growing office in Arlington, Virginia including Financial and Accounting operations, Office and Facilities Administration, IT and Security Infrastructure Administration, facilitation and management of Contract Support, Marketing & Sales Support, HR administration, and administrative support to staff and President.
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3+ years previous sales management experience in media (preferably audio and digital) required with a strong background in business development, sports sponsorship, play-by-play, strategic.
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The Regional Sales Manager will work with the Regional Sr. VP and Regional VPs to develop and implement a plan to best support the Regional VPs with the goal of increasing aircraft sales & opportunities and extending Gulfstream's market presence through business development activities.
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The primary responsibility of the Solar Account Manager will be to spearhead the sale of solar equipment and installation services (with perhaps storage) to Multifamily affordable housing properties.
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The Supply Chain Manager Senior is responsible for managing the end-to-end procurement process including sourcing and category management primarily for business line products and services including card and print production, equipment, maintenance, BPO, call center and product resell.
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Under the direction of the Senior Director of Non-Clinical Drug Development and with limited direction, the Business Development Manager will be responsible for sales and marketing support for the Lovelace brand as it works to expand its efforts as a Contract Research Organization.
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The Business Development Director, APS executes sales processes in alignment with the IGs ensuring that clients outcomes are achieved, client/occupant/employee/passenger/student experience is positive, ABM financial objectives are met, and sales opportunities are supported.
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Our specific services include state income and franchise tax, indirect tax, business restructuring, credits and incentives, sales and use tax outsourcing, excise tax, property tax, state strategic tax review, and state tax controversy.
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Grundfos Americas Corporation is seeking an experienced Field Sales Manager (FSM) to join its Groundwater and Irrigation sales team. The Field Sales Manager will be responsible for managing the relationships with the Key Decision Makers for the Groundwater and Irrigation sales team.
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As the Sales Data and Analytics Manager (Business Development Manager), you'll provide thought leadership, strategy development, and execution around the Purina 4P (Price, Promotion, Product, Place) strategies within Pet Specialty environments to develop go-to-market solutions that drive competitive advantage.
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