Director of Business Development
$175,000–$260,000+ annually
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$175,000–$260,000+ annually
About the role
- Execute against an established pipeline of qualified business-owner prospects
- Treat the assigned geography as a true field-sales territory
- Conduct regular in-person visits with business owners and prospective relationships
- Use existing VVAM prospects as geographic and relationship anchors to identify additional nearby opportunities
- Prospect through phone, email, LinkedIn, referrals, networking, and direct face-to-face outreach
- Maintain disciplined follow-up and move prospects through the relationship-development process
- Develop local referral relationships with attorneys, CPAs, business advisors, and other centers of influence
- Introduce appropriate prospects to VVAM’s senior leadership
- Maintain disciplined CRM activity, territory planning, and pipeline management
- Develop prospects into long-term VVAM relationships
- Commercial insurance
- Commercial real estateB2B mid-market sales
- Business services
- Financial services
- Other consultative sales roles serving business owners
- Based in Palm Beach County or South Florida and able to regularly conduct in-person meetings and field visits
- Strong track record in sales, business development, or relationship development
- Demonstrated ability to manage a territory and consistently execute against a pipeline
- Comfortable initiating face-to-face conversations with business owners
- Ability to communicate credibly and professionally with successful business owners
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- High degree of professionalism and judgment
- Self-motivated and comfortable operating in an entrepreneurial environment
- Strong organizational skills, territory discipline, and consistent follow-through
- Series 65 is not required at the time of application. Candidates who do not currently hold the Series 65 must have the aptitude and willingness to obtain it, generally within the first 30–60 days of joining VVAM, and before engaging in activities that require the applicable registration or license
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