Sales & Business Development Manager, Minerals & Nutrients - China
Sales & Business Development Manager, Minerals & Nutrients - China
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Sales budget responsibility and accountability for China
- Responsible for the management of the distributor base in various regions in China as well as managing and building the direct customer base
- Maximize profitability and manage cost
- Daily communication on new and existing prospects/clients of distributor or direct customers, assist/lead in tech and commercial discussions
- Ability to travel at least 50% of their time to visit both existing and new clients, either together with distributor or alone
- Manage all international or local key accounts (relationship/project level) based in China
- Initiate new client relationships within industry and manage project to fruition
- Create and manage an overall market operation plan
- Lead communicator to Marketing for all local initiatives
- Must be able to speak, read and write in English fluently
- Tertiary education in Nutra & or Food manufacturing discipline or Business Management or both
- Extensive experience in functional ingredient
- Min 10 years Industry experience in similar role
- Familiar with Nutra & Food customer base, multi-level contacts within industry
- Sound understanding of the regulatory landscape
- Strong project management expertise and proven ability to close deals
- Strong analytical and market planning abilities
- Proficient in English, MS office & CRM applications
- Excellent communicator and presenter and developed leadership skills
- Must be permitted to work in China
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