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The Business Development Executive (BDE) will leverage market insights, industry trends, and a deep understanding of our products or services to develop and execute effective business development strategies.
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This is an outbound sales development position where you will prospect into the largest potential Square customers. Square helps sellers run and grow their businesses with its integrated ecosystem of commerce solutions, business software, and banking services.
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We are seeking a seasoned Business Development Manager to join the NoGood team in the New Business Department! You have a deep understanding of the agency business development landscape and have a proven track record of delivering successful RFI/RFP submissions.
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Our Business Development team are a key component to the success of our Americas sales team at Fireblocks. Business Development Representative, New York. Our mission is simple: Enable every business to easily and securely support digital assets & cryptocurrencies.
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Support Market Development Manager/State Manager with brand building, programming, and distribution activities with customers. The Market Development Representative will be responsible for achieving volume and distribution goals for brands across Sazerac's portfolio.
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Ten years of professional marketing and business development experience as director of business development or deputy director in the landscape architecture, architecture, urban design, or park advocacy fields, preferably based in NYC.
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Minimum of 10 years experience in a business development role for pharma/biopharma/biotechnology. Collaborate with internal teams (e.g., marketing, product development, regulatory affairs) to ensure alignment of business development strategies with company goals.
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The Partner Growth team is looking for a Business Development Manager to grow TWDC's DTC relationships with device, distribution, and promotional partners such as Roku, Samsung, Verizon, LG, etc.
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The Business Development Associate role functions as the product areas' ambassador externally, partnering with Sales and Marketing as a subject matter expert. The position reports into the co-head of Business Development within Acadia's Strategic Development organization.
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The Business Development Representative (BDR) is a high impact position that will be joining our rapidly growing sales team to help obtain new clients for our SaaS accounting solution. We have Employee Resource Groups, community volunteer opportunities, social events, DEI initiatives, and reimbursements for professional development relevant to your role.
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Boutique literary agency is hiring a full-time Executive Director, Legal and Business Affairs, with practical experience blending traditional legal disciplines, such as entertainment law.
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Ability to work cross-functionally and build strong internal relationships with Account Management, Business Intelligence, Product, Finance and Legal teams. Effectively manage a pipeline and accurately forecast new business timelines and revenue.
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The Business Development Manager, Private Equity Fund Formation (Law) will represent Carta in-market and advance the company's efforts to grow its network, deepen existing relationships, and develop additional business opportunities with law firm partners for venture capital and private equity funds.
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We are hiring a Business Development Representative (BDR) to set up meetings with target prospects and help our account executives win new business. We offer a full slate of perks including equity, paid vacation, a pre-tax commuter program, discounted Citi Bike and Peloton memberships, and - our favorite thing - comprehensive FREE healthcare benefits.
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Provide strong problem-solving leadership related to crafting strategic focus and operational approach for emerging business initiatives. Partner closely with Finance and other Paramount tech business units to assist with budgeting, forecasting, and goal setting, and provide insights and rationale for decisions, supported by requisite data.
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