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As the Director of Business Development, you will play a pivotal role in driving the growth and expansion of our Prevention business through strategic partnerships, collaborations, and market development initiatives.
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Atavistik is seeking an Associate Director of Business Development to manage multiple functions within the BD organization. Associate Director, Business Development.
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Perform similar or related department work as needed and as assigned by the Director of Planning & Community Development in consultation with the Economic Development Director.
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The Director of Business Development - Assisted Living Chain Sales spearheads strategies for acquiring new customers within the Assisted Living sector, focusing exclusively on chains within this market.
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Works collaboratively with the Business Development Associate and Associate Vice Presidents to identify and target net new customers and grow existing books of business. Provides guidance, training, and support to the Business Development Associate (BDA), fostering a cohesive approach to maximize sales strategies and growth initiatives.
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Drives continuous improvement by reviewing client feedback, identifying areas for growth, and implementing strategies for consistent business development within the Senior Living sector. PharMerica offers unmatched employee development, exceptional company culture, seemingly endless opportunities for advancement and the highest hiring goals in decades.
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As a Business Development Associate (BDA), you will play a pivotal role in initiating contact with potential sellers, advocating for the value of Square in enhancing their business operations.
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As a Business Development Manager, you will play a critical role in establishing new partnerships with corporate partners to fuel our investment activities, work closely with the executive team, gain exposure to a wide variety of venture capital projects, and expand your network within Silicon Valley and beyond.
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Collaborates cross-functionally to implement growth initiatives and ensure seamless new business implementation aligned with client management plans within Assisted Living chains. Willing to travel up to 50% of the time for business purposes.
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Executive Director, the Associate Director of Business Development, this. Associate Director of Business Development. -Serves the function of business development, marketing and bringing industry and other customers on board to Material Characterization Laboratory (MCL), Microfabrication Innovation Center (MIC) and Device Research Lab (or DRL) which is a part of MIC.
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This role sits on the Sales team and reports into the Director of Business Development. The Business Development Representative (BDR) is responsible for generating new business opportunities by reaching out to potential customers and clients.
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Director / Managing Director, Business Development - West. This position will report to the SVP of Business Development and will be located in Boston, MA, Houston, TX, or Remote.
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Considerable experience in a Senior Sales / Business Development position. A successful Vice President of Business Development must be able to thrive in a fast-moving, ambiguous, and entrepreneurial environment.
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This Business Development Director will utilize the Leidos Win Plan process to assist the senior decision makers in Opportunity Interest, Pursue-No Pursue, Bid - No Bid and Bid Approval Reviews.
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In collaboration with the Executive Director and Director of Programs and Operations, the Development Director will play a pivotal role in strategizing, planning, and executing fundraising efforts, donor engagement, partnership development, and grant writing.
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