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Director of Community Growth and Development

Posted 19 days ago

associaGaithersburg (MD)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$75-$85 K

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About the role

Director Of Community Growth And Development The Director of Community Growth and Development is responsible for managing expectations and developing business solutions for their organizations. They are in charge of creating effective business plans to generate more revenue, increase brand loyalty, and improve customer satisfaction. Some of their main duties include brainstorming with other business development staff to define the scope of the project, review requirements, and approve timeframes. They work well with other company managers to oversee the progress of business development.
Job Duties and Responsibilities: Identify and develop new and existing referral sources to develop successful referring relationships. Actively identify and generate prospects through strategic sales strategies focusing on customers in target markets. Achieve revenue goals. Maintain good working relationships with existing clients previously to enhance client retention and new sales through referrals and references. Other duties as assigned.
Annual salary: $75-$85K + commission.
Requirements: 3+ years of business development / sales experience is required. Experience selling in the residential and HOA industries, or residential contractors and vendor partners, is highly preferred. Professional communication skills (phone, interpersonal, written, verbal, etc).Professional customer service skills. Self-motivated, proactive, detail oriented and a team player. Knowledge of conflict resolution techniques at an expert level. Time management and time critical prioritization skills. We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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