Business Development Manager
$75,000 – $85,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75,000 – $85,000
About the role
- Prospect every day. Work a list of target accounts in manufacturing, food and beverage, packaging, metals, and heavy equipment through calls, email, LinkedIn, and in-person visits.
- Reach the right buyer. Get to plant managers, operations leaders, and HR leaders who own the labor problem, not just procurement.
- Run value-based discovery. Uncover the cost of open roles, overtime, missed shipments, and delayed hiring, and quantify ROI.Own the sales cycle. Move opportunities from first meeting to proposal to deployment, with a clear next step on every deal.
- Respond fast. Follow up on inbound and marketing-generated leads within our speed-to-lead standards.
- Grow what you win. Turn first deployments into repeat, seasonal, and multi-year agreements.
- Partner with Operations. Work with our operations and recruiting teams to scope each job and set the customer up for a smooth start.
- Keep the CRM clean. Log activity, opportunities, and next steps in Microsoft Dynamics so your pipeline is accurate every week.
- Required2–5 years in outbound B2B sales or business development, with numbers to show for it (activity, pipeline, closed revenue)
- Comfortable making 100+ prospecting touches a week and picking up the phone to people who didn't ask to hear from you
- Coachable: you want feedback, try new approaches, and track your own progress
- Clear, confident communicator by phone, email, and in person
- Organized and self-directed with disciplined CRM habits
- Willing to travel to customer sites and industry events
- PreferredExperience selling services into manufacturing, industrial, or logistics operations
- Experience with value-based selling or MEDDPICCMicrosoft Dynamics or similar CRM experience
- Bachelor's degree, or equivalent sales experience
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