Remote Business Development/Client Services Manager
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crdNew York (NY)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Remote Business Development/Client Services Manager Job Openings Remote Business Development/Client Services Manager About the job Remote Business Development/Client Services Manager OUR CLIENT is a business process transformation company that rethinks & rebuilds business processes for the digital age You will build and nurture client relationships with some of the world's most innovative organizations including largest financial institutions, marketplace in the world; world’s largest search engine; largest software provider; largest retailer, etc. This is a strategic role to help our existing clients architect future state operating models from diverse research studies and maximize the value from our Client’s research and innovation engagements. If you are looking to build a fulfilling career and are confident you have the skills and experience to help us succeed, we want to work with you! TO SUCCEED IN THIS ROLE, YOU HAVE: Natural leadership capabilities with a minimum of 4 – 6 years of progressive professional experience in client services or business development A significant understanding and subject matter expertise across Financial Markets, Investment Research, Consulting, Content development. Excellent presentation Skills. Strong communication skills and ability to present the proposals to clients at Senior level. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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