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We're Hiring: Business Development Representative In-Flight Crew Connections (IFCC) is looking for a driven, results-oriented Business Development Representative to join our in-office Sales team. This is not a role focused simply on checking the box on activity. We're looking for someone who knows how to turn disciplined outbound prospecting into meaningful conversations, qualified meetings, active opportunities, and measurable pipeline The ideal candidate has a proven track record of: ?? Consistently executing high-volume outbound prospecting ?? Connecting with decision-makers and navigating gatekeepers ?? Converting outreach into qualified meetings and opportunities ?? Building and managing a healthy prospect pipeline ?? Handling objections, rejection, and longer sales cycles with persistence ?? Partnering effectively with Account Executives and Sales leadership ?? Maintaining strong follow-up, CRM discipline, and accountability for next steps We want someone who can speak confidently about their results — not just how many calls they made, but the conversations created, meetings generated, opportunities developed, and pipeline influenced. If you are competitive, organized, resilient, coachable, and motivated by measurable outcomes, we'd love to hear from you. ?? Come help us create new relationships and continue Making Missions Possible. Interested candidates can apply through LinkedIn or reach out to learn more. NowHiring #BusinessDevelopment #BDR #SalesJobs #OutboundSales #AviationJobs #BusinessAviation #SalesCareers #IFCC #MakingMissionsPossible

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