Business Development Manager
Business Development Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Drive outbound and inbound prospecting activity across assigned BDR team, ensuring consistent adherence to established outreach cadences and qualification criteria.
- Monitor daily and weekly prospecting activity, lead quality, and pipeline contribution at the individual and team level.
- Ensure timely and accurate qualification of leads from all sources—marketing campaigns, website inquiries, events, and self-generated outreach.
- Support BDRs in researching prospects using social media, industry associations, and other intelligence tools to identify and prioritize opportunities. CRM & Process Adherence
- Enforce consistent and accurate use of Microsoft Dynamics CRM across the team, ensuring all activity, lead status, and notes are maintained to defined standards.
- Identify process gaps or inefficiencies at the team level and escalate recommendations to the Senior Manager for broader optimization.
- Assist in maintaining the team's portion of the Business Development Project Schedule, ensuring alignment with campaign timelines and priorities.
- Bachelor's Degree in Marketing, Business, Information Technology, or a related field.1-2 years of experience in business development, inside sales, or demand generation—preferably within software, technology, or the public sector.
- Prior experience leading or mentoring a small team of BDRs or sales representatives preferred.
- Proficiency with CRM systems, particularly Microsoft Dynamics CRM; strong understanding of lead management workflows
- Proficiency with BDR tools – Outreach.
- Ai and Pursuit/Zoominfo is a plus.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to motivate, coach, and hold a team accountable.
- Data-driven mindset with the ability to interpret performance metrics and translate insights into actionable coaching.
- Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite, including Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint.
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