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This position is a remote role requi ring residence in greater Kansas City, MO to support business needs as determined by SHI management. This individual will consult on data center, edge, core, cloud, security, collaboration , and services, and will understand how that technology enables business.
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Display a documented history of New Business Development. This position is a remote position with a home office set up, however required to reside in dedicated territory in the state of Virginia to support business needs.
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The Business Development Representative’s purpose is to identify and generate sales opportunities and meetings with prospects through outbound calling activities and qualifying inbound leads. Proficiency in business productivity tools (Microsoft) - Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
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This position is a remote position with a home office set up, however required to reside in dedicated territory in the state of Mississippi or Alabama to support business needs. Develop Business with existing customers and establish new customers based on targeted sales techniques by Cold Calling, Customer Meetings, Partner and Industry Networking.
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