Business Development Associate (BDA)

Posted 3 days ago

buzz impressionsJanesville (WI)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Business Associations

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About the role

Job Opportunity We're looking for a professional, trustworthy Business Development Associate (BDA) who can help us enhance our business activities within the trade show industry (Health Care, Technology, Building, Oil industries to name a few). The candidate will be responsible for assisting Business Development Manager(s) as well as discovering and pursuing new sales prospects while maintaining customer satisfaction. The goal is to meet and surpass the company's expectations to drive rapid and sustainable growth. Ability to Travel to Trade Shows Actively seek out new sales opportunities through different channels, on show floor, social media, networking and in-person office visits. Set up meetings with potential clients and listen to their needs and concerns. Prepare and deliver appropriate presentations on products/services. Participate on behalf of the company in exhibitions or conferences. Negotiate/close deals and handle complaints or objections. Collaborate with the team to achieve better results.

Requirements: Fast Learning Speed and a Passion for Sales Self-motivated with a results-driven approach Proven experience as a sales professional. Proficiency in English. Excellent knowledge of MS Office. Thorough understanding of marketing and negotiating techniques. Fast learning speed and a passion for sales Aptitude in delivering attractive presentations. Ability to lift 75lbs A high school degree Benefits: Salary, Bonuses, Commission $5,000 Sign on Bonus Full Benefit (Health, Dental, Vision) Retirement Plan (100% vested after 90 day probation period) Generous PTO (paid time off) Advancement opportunities

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