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We are seeking a Business Development Manager for a premier firm providing marketing, advertising, and consulting services to large corporations on local and national levels. We are looking for both entry-level marketing associates as well as experienced sales account managers that are motivated by account growth and management opportunities.
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The Business Development team is looking for an entry-level Business Development Associate to further develop our business with major financial institutions, asset managers, PE firms or Hedge Funds within the region.
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Our Business Development Manager learns hands-on what it would take to become a successful entrepreneur. Candidates with the following experience should apply ASAP: Business Acumen, Business Development Manager, Business Management, Business Operations, Business Development Associate, Business Administration, Business Consulting, Business Growth, Business Entrepreneur, Business Sales Development, Marketing Communications Business, Business Management Skills.
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Work with management on projects dealing with media relations, business communications, success stories. The Business Development Manager would create and execute these campaigns and convey the promotions to each respective target market within a dynamic team environment.
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On track earnings bringing your total compensation to $70k+, with a $55k base. They're based in a gorgeous office space in a highly desirable location and pride themselves on a motivating and inclusive culture.
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