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Generate reports and prepare meaningful data aggregates using Tableau, Power BI, SharePoint, Excel, and similar business intelligence applications. Conduct quantitative analysis of business information and data using mathematical and statistical modeling while maintaining excellent data integrity.
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High emotional intelligence,personal integrity, and huntermentality. Seek out new clients and establish a book of business through prospecting and networking (cold calling, electronic media, seminars, trade shows, in-person presentations, etc.
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Identifies opportunities for business development by studying competitors' products, problems, market intelligence, and identifying trends. Directs and generates aftermarket business opportunities for the Gas Turbine Fluid Systems Division (GTFSD) including supporting our Joint Venture Advanced Atomization Technologies (AATech) bid and proposals.
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