Business Development Manager - Sports Technology
$80,000–$90,000
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80,000–$90,000
About the role
- Drive new business across: Pro sports, Colleges, Private training/performance facilities, etc.
- Identify and contact target prospects via email, phone and LinkedIn: Coaches and coordinators and performance/skills coaches and relevant decision-makers
- Leverage your existing network in elite sport and the company’s existing US contacts and references to secure intro calls, demos and trials.
- Coordinate and support in-person demos and trials: Work alongside a senior BD leader and/or sports scientist who will handle the technical/scientific elements. Manage logistics, relationships and commercial follow-up.
- Own the commercial process: Progress opportunities from first contact through to proposal, negotiation and close. Feed accurate pipeline and market feedback back to the senior team.
- Act as the on-the-ground commercial presence in the US, with regular domestic travel.
- Coaches, coordinators and performance staff in pro teams and/or colleges; and/orOwners/decision-makers in private performance facilities.
- Comfortable building pipeline from scratch through disciplined outbound activity.
- Able to speak credibly to coaches and practitioners (not a hard-sell profile).Willing and able to travel within the US for meetings, demos and trials.
- Preferred
- Network and experience in baseball:
- Relationships with MLB/MiLB clubs, hitting coordinators, or leading private facilities.
- Understanding of how technology is used in baseball (ball tracking, performance analytics, training systems, etc.).Experience selling sports tech, performance tech, or medical/biomechanics solutions into elite sport.
- Experience with US colleges/athletic departments and/or other US pro sports.
- What to expect
- This is a proactive new business role, not pure account management.
- You’ll be supported on vision/cognition science by senior BD and sports science colleagues.
- You’ll be building on existing US traction and references rather than starting from zero.
- Compensation
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