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Coordinate with various business units and departments in the development and delivery of training programs. Perform detailed analysis on multiple projects, recommend potential business solutions and ensure successful implementations.
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This role will report directly to the Business Development Director II and deliver assigned tasks and reporting. Experience in the area of sales and business development within the electronics industry, EMS preferred.
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Collaborates on business development and communications with the sales teams. Proficient use of Microsoft Excel, Cisco WebEx and relevant internal business systems. Strategizes with Sales management on tactics for success related to growing the related business segment and practice area.
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