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As a New Business Analyst, you will be a contributing member of the US Commercial Risk & Health Sales and Marketing team. Collaborate with local leaders to identify attractive new business initiatives to launch in the region.
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Job Title: Sales Development Representative (SDR) - Textile IndustryType: Full-time in officeSalary: Competitive salary with bonus potentialAbout the Role: Our client, a premier wholesaler and manufacturer of quality fabrics serving a diverse clientele, seeks a motivated Business Development Representative to join their team in New York City. This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the growth of their client base and play a pivotal role in their business success.
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As a Sales Development Representative (SDR ) , you will generate new business opportunities by writing thoughtful and creative emails to prospective clients. You’ll learn how to identify and research lists of companies and leads to target, as well as how to develop email campaigns to generate new business opportunities.
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Leverage tools such as SFDC, Outreach, Zoominfo, Chorus, and Sales Navigator to build your book of business and up-level your sales ability. The Sales Development organization is the bedrock of success at Navan.
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Remote Opportunity but can be required to travel and meet clients for business development. CloudHire is searching for a driven and results-oriented Part-Time Sales Development Representative (SDR) to join our dynamic team.
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Bring focus, energy and go-to-market skills to help drive new business within clients aligned to TMT vertical. KPMG is currently seeking a Director to join our Business Development Organization.
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We are hiring a Technical Business Development Manager to lead the Sales Market in New Jersey. Experience and Qualifications 3-5 years of business development experience with a proven record of delivering technical staffing results.
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We are hiring a Director Business Development , who is passionate about leading strategic initiatives and making a huge impact on projects. Develop strong knowledge of your sales territory and build proactive approach to driving new business for EPAM.
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Our New York City hub, is looking for a Business Manager to keep pace with the rapid expansion of the market. By joining our company as a Business Manager, you will be able take advantage of mentorship, training and development provided by your HUB Leadership and a global community of Business Managers here to support your goals and progression.
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Who You Are: You have 7+ years’ experience in a Sales and/or Business Development role You’re competitive – you chase your goals and do what it takes to win You believe results matter and effort is the most important ingredient.
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Compensation/Benefits: Competitive base salary, bonus + commission. Take ownership of existing accounts and establish new accounts nationwide. Identify opportunities, initiate product presentations, and offer technical and commercial solutions to new and existing customers.
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Our client, a highly recognized underwriter/title company, is seeking a Business Development Representative to spearhead growth in the New York City area ( title zone 2 ). Offering a competitive base salary, a high-percentage commission on new business, work-life flexibility, and an employee first benefits package.
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New York City (Hybrid On-Site): $199,100 - $227,200 for Sr. Mgr, Business Development. The Luxury Travel team is looking for a candidate to develop and deepen relationships with key strategic travel partners to unlock value for our cardholders, partners, and Capital One. As the Head of Hotels, this multifaceted leader will drive growth and will strategically lead the business development cycle and account management for hotel partners within our luxury travel programs while ensuring efficient onboarding and ramp-up.
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We are searching for a seasoned salesperson with experience hunting for new business. Lucrative base salary as well as a highly rewarding commission plan. This role is responsible for creating new partnerships in our space.
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Take lead in responding to RFP's, leads, and new business inquiries including qualification & win strategy. Identify and close strategic new agency business opportunities by understanding core client business needs.
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