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Business Development Manager (Freight Forwarding)
About the job Business Development Manager (Freight Forwarding)
Responsibilities:
- Determine, approach, cultivate, and expand new revenue streams for sales while elevating the quantity of suitable, substantial prospects.
- Using a consultative selling strategy, gain a thorough grasp of both new and current client supply chains. Then, align pertinent solutions to meet the demands and desires of the customers.
- Assist initiatives by creating competitive quotes, customer proposals, and custom solutions that are suited to the needs and expectations of the client.
- For the accounts and targets to continue to be successful and sustainable, cultivate solid relationships.
- Create and put into action sales strategies that increase company's chances of success and guarantee efficient and prompt execution.
- Precise and prompt pipeline management with the preferred CRM technology
- Organise resources and work together with the network within the organisation to enable successful positioning and sales of the organization's variety of products.
- Acquire valuable knowledge about market information, industry trends, and internal and external communication.
- Serve as a client advocate by internally communicating the needs unique to each customer to the rest of the organisation to guarantee that resources are allocated appropriately.
- Collaborate with pertinent parties from various divisions and/or geographical areas to guarantee a coordinated strategy for acquiring new clients and/or focused expansion prospects.
- Supports ageing concerns and accounts receivable where necessary
- Engage in pertinent trade exhibits, seminars, and/or customer events.
Qualifications:
- Minimum of a diploma from an authorised school
- Three to five years of experience as a hunter in an international goods forwarding setting
- Energetic, enterprising, driven, and with a "can-do" mentality
- Strong persuading, negotiating, teamwork, analytical, communication, and presenting abilities were displayed.