Business Development Representative
tier 1 marketingPittsburgh (PA)
Business Development Representative
Posted 9 days ago
tier 1 marketingPittsburgh (PA)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelOther Services Related to Advertising
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Tier 1 Marketing is expanding our Pittsburgh team! We're looking for motivated, career-driven individuals to join us as Business Development Representatives supporting AT&T business services. This role provides hands-on experience in B2B sales, client acquisition, and relationship management, along with opportunities for professional growth.
Responsibilities:
Connect with local business owners and decision-makers.- Represent AT&T business products and services.- Identify customer needs and recommend appropriate solutions.- Build and maintain professional client relationships.- Work toward individual and team sales goals.- Participate in ongoing training and development.
Qualifications:
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.- Self-motivated, goal-oriented attitude.- Confidence in interacting with business professionals.- Previous sales, customer service, or hospitality experience is a plus.- Bachelor's degree preferred but not required.- Full-time availability for an in-person role.
What We Offer:
Hands-on training and mentorship.- Professional development opportunities.- Performance-based advancement opportunities.- Supportive and collaborative team environment.- Experience representing a nationally recognized telecommunications brand.
Apply Today!
Join Tier 1 Marketing's growing Pittsburgh team and take the next step in your business development career!
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