Business Development Manager

Coburg Banks St Albans, England Jan 17, 2025

Type Contract
Pay £50,000/year
Work Hybrid
Level Senior

Account Manager focuses on develop and execute strategies to enhance existing and secure new customer relationships.

What the role involves

  • Develop and execute strategies to enhance existing and secure new customer relationships.
  • Manage customer contracts and pricing to ensure competitiveness.
  • Collaborate with senior leaders to plan and forecast product manufacturing using MIS and sales data.
  • Manage the CRM system.

Skills and requirements

  • Relevant sales, account management, business development, CRM, or customer-facing experience may be useful.

Confirmed role details

  • The Business Development Manager role offers a comprehensive package including.
  • Annual salary of circa £50,000 with an OTE of £60,000.
  • Hybrid working arrangement with 3 days on-site per week.
  • Based in a state-of-the-art facility in St Albans, Hertfordshire, the company employs around 80 staff and operates 24/7 to meet its growing demand.

Candidate fit

  • The ideal candidate for the Business Development Manager position will have.
  • Proven experience in Business Development Management within the FMCG or Pharmaceutical sectors.
  • Strong ability to build.

Additional role context

  • Our client, a well-established company with over 40 years of trading and manufacturing in the UK, is seeking a dynamic individual to join their team.
  • Sell into major retailers and pharmacies across the UK.

Known job details

  • Pay: £50,000
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