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Leadership and coaching of a business development team and extended indirect teams across sales, product management, marketing and associated support teams will be critical to success.
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The BDM contributes to the development of Esports solution sales collateral with Product Marketing teams and helps drive sales enablement across our various public sector sales teams.
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Manage all relationship interlocks: executive, sales, product development, marketing, and service delivery. Develop and execute a strategic joint business plan that drives all aspects of the partner relationship including: executive interlocks, business development, enablement, onboarding, certification plans, marketing, and solution development.
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Beverage Careers Food Careers Job title: Business Development Manager - NS Effective Date: 7/11/2016 Work Location: Food Job Code: 750 Division/Department: Sales/Marketing Reports to: n Full-timeo Part-time n Exempt o Non-exempt Position Summary and Responsibilities:The Business Development Manager will develop and coordinate the department’s sales & marketing activities under the supervision of the department director.
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Lead the new product development and execution process from ideation to launch including (but not limited to) developing concept/claims/storytelling, creative and pack design brief based on consumer insights and financial business case recommending cost of good and pricing targets to ultimately deliver new launches to market on time & within budget.
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Once the product is ready to launch, the Senior Hardware Product Portfolio Strategy Manager will be responsible for the development and execution of the launch marketing strategy including, defining the positioning, value prop and RTBs. You will lead multiple cross-functional teams across integrated marketing, retail, e-commerce, PR, supply chain etc.
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Additionally, they will be responsible for collaborating with Hydrafacial Regional Training Specialists (RTS) and Capital Sales Managers (CSM) for initial device installation and training as well as advanced and continual business planning and marketing support for all practice development activities.
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Act as a partner and counselor to Sales and Business Marketing teams and as the face of Product with clients. Own Product communications and partner with Business Marketing to drive marketing campaigns.
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This Sr. Engineer role supports our next-generation biosensor product design and development, focusing on clinical data analyses and sensor algorithm verification and improvement. Support R&D product development data analysis need from multiple areas, including software, hardware, mechanics, investigation, and algorithm development, etc.
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The Parker Aerospace Group, Simi Valley Fire, Safety, and Power Division site is a fully integrated location with product responsibility from Marketing and Engineering through Supplier Management, Program Management, and Manufacturing, ending with delivery to customers.
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This critical role on the marketing team will partner closely with data and analytics, sales, business development, deposit, and lending teams to identify opportunities for automation; build all marketing and communications automations within HubSpot; and work closely with the Marketing Strategist and data team to build robust campaign reporting.
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10+ years of experience in investment product management, development, or marketing, preferably in the asset management industry. The TeamAs part of IM’s Quantitative Research and Development group, the “Quantitative Product Management” team focuses on initiatives that improve or create new capabilities and tools for portfolio management and Asset Liability Management stakeholders.
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As the Business Development Manager, you will report to the Area Director of Sales and will be responsible for supporting revenue growth via developing sales engagement initiatives to attract new major trade clients, to include development of tools, marketing initiatives and support programs for the broader trade sales network.
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Your Job The Business Development Manager is primarily responsible for creating sales growth while installing processes that optimize our business performance for Hummingbird® digital graphics at Georgia Pacific Packaging.
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As the client strategist in the business development group, you will develop strategy and tactics to improve client engagement. Proven ability to lead complex business development projects, collaborating across internal and external teams effectively.
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