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Represents MOHELA as needed both within Missouri and nationally at relevant industry financial aid, business office, admissions, servicing, secondary market and other conferences, including NASFAA, regional and state conferences based on the strategic Sales and Marketing Plan and permissible budget.
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Business Development Manager represents the Facial Aesthetics product portfolio to targeted aesthetic customers within a designated geographical area. Responsible for creating product acceptance and enhancing portfolio growth through business development activities.
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Dealership management experience is a plus (sales manager, internet sales manager, business development manager, F&I manager, marketing manager, marketing director.
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Work with Sales, Marketing, Shopper Marketing, Shopper & Consumer Insights, Brand, eCommerce, and other Category Leadership resources to establish performance management including the streamlining of reporting cadences, macro assessments and opportunity gap analysis.
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Coordinate and support development of sales marketing materials, including slide sets, newsletters, video, and website content, to support DCRI sales marketing and promotional activities across therapeutic area, as needed.
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Leading business development, primarily through sourcing RFPs and implementing workflow of the overall RFP process (i.e., with SMEs, procurement, leadership) Liaise with marketing and corporate communications to support the sales process.
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Manage all relationship interlocks: executive, sales, product development, marketing, and service delivery. Success in this position will require: enabling strong, productive relationships at all levels within these key partners, strengthening of executive and sales relationships, and creation and execution of marketing & sales campaigns to accelerate our business opportunities within the GSI and Global Managed Security Service Provider ecosystem.
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This position is designed as an entry to junior level sales role, responsible for introducing us to new customers/markets, generating outbound sales leads, managing inbound marketing leads and securing new business meetings.
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Collaborate across the enterprise to provide legal support during product development lifecycle and establish appropriate relationships with responsible members of relevant groups, such as product strategy, sales, marketing and communications, privacy, compliance, RAI, information security, risk management and litigation to ensure coordinated and appropriate processes to support business strategy while mitigating risk.
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You will play a pivotal role in motivating distributor management and sales teams, coordinating with local Shopper Marketing teams, and ensuring the commercialization of digital marketing programs.
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Ability to collaborate with internal cross-functional partners across Sales Development, Sales Engineering, Product, Marketing, Customer Success, Legal and Sales Ops.
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This is a remote role, but our ideal candidate must be in ESS/ CST timezones*A successful Business Development Manager - Hosts will: Develop strategic alliances with Host agencies and their independent contractors (ICs.
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Vertical relationships include functional VPs, VP/GMs of product lines, and members of the A&E Senior Leadership Team. Peer relationships include Directors and Senior Managers of Business Development, Market Intelligence, Strategic Account Development, and Marketing Communications.
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You will work closely with the rest of the Competitive Intelligence team at CrowdStrike, as well as other key stakeholders (including the office of the CTO, field leadership, sales ops, product, and marketing teams), functioning as a primary liaison for cloud security competition which includes development of competitive support material and competitive readiness plans.
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The sales development manager will implement successful business development plans in concert with corporate objectives, supporting key accounts, reporting on market and competition, as well as, developing market assessment for our product portfolio in assigned areas.
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