Job DVP, Business Development, TPM
ametekSt Louis (MO)
About the role
DVP, Business Development, TPM Location: St. Louis, MO, US, 63114 Business Unit: Thermal Process Management AMETEK has an opening for a DVP, Business Development role supporting the Thermal Process Management Business Unit based in St. Louis, Missouri. This Business Unit-level leadership role is responsible for driving growth strategy and execution across all businesses globally. The role works in close partnership with Divisional Sales, Business Managers, Regional Sales, Product Management and Aftermarket teams to accelerate sustainable growth, expand market share, and improve profitability. The role can be based in St. Louis, MO, Houston, TX or Charlotte, NC. This position focuses on business development and growth strategy. Marketing communications, branding, and promotional execution are supported through the P&AI Division Marketing Shared Service and are not owned by this role.
Key Responsibilities:
Growth Strategy & Execution Market & Opportunity Development Commercial Enablement Portfolio & Capability Alignment Cross-Functional Leadership Qualifications: Required Experience & Skills Education & Experience Additional Information: Position requires regular travel within the Americas and internationally. Requires strong business acumen, leadership presence, and executive-level professionalism.
Compensation Employee Type:
Salaried Currency: USD Salary Minimum: 200,000 Salary Maximum: 250,000 Incentive: Yes
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