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Work collaboratively with Amazon CFE/RE team to support the development of strategic energy sourcing opportunities. 7+ years of experience working in utility/energy industry in a commercial/business development or technical role.
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You will report to the Director of Business Development and Seller Experience and work hand-in-hand to define growth strategies for the business and analyze key performance indicators for both sellers and the business.
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This is a unique opportunity to join a centralized business development team that manages strategic partnerships across all of Amazon. AWS is seeking a Principal level Strategy and Business Development leader to join our team.
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As a key team member in this fast growing, exciting space you will have the opportunity to help lead the early market development efforts for new offerings, to establish wins with lighthouse customers and, as the business grows, to identify new customer opportunities and drive the creation of detailed new channel investment plans that can capture these opportunities and shape the future of our category.
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Develop business development growth strategy that aligns with overall Prime Video, creators, and Amazon strategies. We are seeking an experienced business development manager to engage the top media publishers and influencers to work with Amazon’s Prime Video business.
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The Business to Business (B2B) market is ripe for innovation and Amazon Business (www. Join us in building and celebrating the value of Amazon Business to buyers and sellers of all sizes, unlocking our potential worldwide.
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