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Report sales results to the Senior Sales Director and Business Development Manager, providing valuable industry and market insights. Collaborate with Senior Sales Director and Business Development Manager to seek out new business opportunities within major markets across the assigned territories.
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Job Description: The Job/What You'll Do: The Business Development Officer, Financial Institutions is an external sales leadership role designed to cultivate business through the discovery and acquisition of new Financial Institutions to the AssetMark platform.
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The Experience You Will BringRequirements (Basic Qualifications): Business-to-business sales and/or marketing experience Experience selling technical products for industrial applications.
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Leverages a client-diagnostic sales strategy and consultative approach to uncover client specific issues and/or opportunities. Epsilon is a global advertising and marketing technology company positioned at the center of Publicis Groupe.
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PURPOSE OF THE JOB The Business Development Director will work globally with production, marketing, operations management and senior leadership to acquire new business in the target territory.
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Actively contribute to the development and improvement of the sales process and strategies by providing feedback and insights based on customer interactions. As an SDR you are responsible for helping drive revenue through outbound prospecting and following up on marketing generated leads.
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As Business Development Manager, you will integrate across Customer Sales, the Customer Leadership Organization and Brand Marketing in leading annual plan management for assigned brands within our Frozen and Refrigerated portfolio.
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This position works closely with sales, field marketing, sales operations, sales technology and other cross functional teams. T he eCommerce Customer Marketing Manager, B2B will lead the marketing planning process of key B2B eCommerce customers in North America as well as lead projects that accelerate Molson Coors eCommerce business strategies and priorities in one to two regions.
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This role is designed to be very visible and active in the market - spending a minimum of 70% of their working time with customers, distributor sales teams, marketing/activation agencies, event and sponsorship promoters, and local influencers.
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The Business Development Manager drives total omni channel business within a respective Demographic Marketing Area through partnership with a team of Account Executives (AEs), the Key Account Team, e-commerce and local retail partners.
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Preferences: Undergraduate degree in Business, Sales, Marketing, and/or Culinary Arts or equivalent experiences Demonstrative understanding of and/or hands-on experience with bakery products, raw materials, and baking supplies Enhanced knowledge of and/or hands-on experiences within bakery operations Bilingual capabilities (i.e. Spanish) for representing an expanded customer base.
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Other responsibilities include:Managing special events on and off campus which promote Hartgrove Behavioral Health System and Garfield Park Behavioral Hospital as a progressive behavioral health system with commitment to the community; Writing and editing internal and external communications; Managing community outreach activities and exhibits; Promoting and motivates sales/marketing and other key staff in referral and admission development.
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Vice President Business Development, MarTech Sales - Retail Vertical (Remote) 35 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL, 60601, USA The Vice President of Business Development will have the unique opportunity to develop, drive and close new business opportunities at major brands across the retail vertical.
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Successfully exceeds annual sales targets and enjoys Epsilon’s lucrative variable compensation plan. Successful candidates will bring a strong knowledge of digital and data-driven MarTech/AdTech; understanding of the challenges facing retail marketers; and a pattern of successfully developing and closing enterprise-level sales opportunities.
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1-3 years of sales and marketing experience (agency preferred) and genuine interest in life science and biopharma. Key responsibilities include managing our new business pipeline from prospects to new clients, supporting our Growth team on new business pitches, and partnering with our Marketing Manager to ensure consistency in messaging across all organic and inorganic sales touchpoints.
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