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DT Institute is seeking a creative and highly collaborative Business Development Manager to write proposals and support the preparation and submission of proposals for the US Government, the EU, the UK, and other bilateral, multilateral, and philanthropic donors.
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The Business Development Manager is responsible for growing Pearson VUE’s business in both the Professional and Federal markets, both with existing accounts and with new accounts through effective client relationship management and successful sales and implementations of new clients and programs.
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The International Development Division has an opening for a Business Development Pricing Manager (Finance Manager II), reporting to Associate Director, Cost and Pricing.
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Master's degree in International Development, International Relations, Public Policy/Administration, Political Science, Business Administration OR in a relevant technical area/related discipline such as Public Health, Agriculture, Economics AND.
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Our growing firm is searching for an experienced and resourceful Manager of Strategic Growth (Business Development Manager) to develop and implement growth opportunities across the National Security market, including DHS, DOJ, and State Department.
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The Business Development Officer will report to the Director of Business Development and Partnerships or the Business Development and Partnerships Manager.
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Lead business development strategies and tactical activities for International Development Group (IDG)’s Global Health Division (GHD) in collaboration with the Technical Portfolio Leads.
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The ideal candidate will have previously served as a business development manager and/or capture manager with proven experience supporting DoD customers. The Engineering, Integration, and Operations Business Area of the Leidos National Security Sector is seeking an energetic Senior Business Development Manager to lead US Navy Business Development (BD.
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Execute special projects as requested by the Director of Business Development and Author Marketing, Head of Partner and Channel Development, Author Marketing Manager, Business Insights Manager, or Open Access Program Success Manager, and other duties as assigned (10.
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The Senior Technical Manager, Business Development (BD) will provide technical expertise for IRI program and proposal development. Undergraduate degree in international development, political science, international relations, business management, or related field; Graduate Degree preferred.
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If this sounds like you, Destination Sales & Marketing Group (DS&MG) is looking for a Business Development Manager in our Arlington Transportation Partners (ATP) Multifamily residential communities program who is passionate about making a difference in the region's transportation challenges.
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Working knowledge of business processes (order to cash, procure to pay, record to report, sales and operations planning/integrated business planning), with the capability to collaborate cross-functionally across sales, accounting, finance, supply chain/operations and IT departments.
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The Senior Business Development Manager (BDM) is responsible for all BD activities and strategy development to drive US Navy growth. Actively participate in capture activities to include opportunity gate reviews, black hat sessions, collaboration and workshop sessions, proposal reviews, and business-case development.
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The position will be the creative and trusted agent of the Division Management and Functional Management to drive a culture of innovation and business development excellence. Participate as a thought leader in bid decisions, gate reviews, and the development of cost strategies.
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This is a full-time hybrid role for a DMV DOT (DDOT, VDOT, MDOT) Business Development Specialist at M&J Engineering, P.C. The role will entail identifying and developing new business opportunities, generating leads, conducting market research, and providing customer service.
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