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Morgan Philips Group

Business Development Manager

England
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Business Development Manager

Role Purpose

The Business Development Manager will be responsible for identifying, developing and winning new business opportunities across the UK's Corporate landscape, with a particular focus on Industrial organisations.

Working closely with marketing, bid, operations and account management teams, the Business Development Manager will develop strategic relationships with decision-makers, understand customer challenges around water, wastewater and sustainability, and position their business as the partner of choice.

The Company

The UK's largest water retailer, they are the trusted partner for over 350k customer accounts across England and Scotland.

From small businesses to large enterprises, they support organisations of all sizes and sectors with reliable, efficient water account management eg: Billing, Payments, Meter Readings, Moving Premises and Water Efficiency

The Role

New Business Development

  • Identify, target and secure new customers across Corporate and Industrial sectors.
  • Develop and execute territory and account growth plans aligned to their commercial objectives.
  • Generate a robust pipeline of opportunities through prospecting, networking, industry events, referrals and strategic partnerships.
  • Manage the full sales cycle from lead generation through to contract negotiation and closure.
  • Deliver and exceed agreed revenue, margin and customer acquisition targets.

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Strategic Account Targeting

  • Build relationships with senior stakeholders/decision makers
  • Create compelling value propositions that demonstrate commercial, operational and environmental benefits
  • Maintain detailed account plans for key target organisations
  • Understand customer operational requirements and identify opportunities for water, wastewater and efficiency solutions

Market Development

  • Bid and Proposal Management
  • CRM and Performance Management

Knowledge, Skills & Experience

Essential

  • Proven track record of winning and developing new business in a Water, Utilities, Energy or Environmental services sectors (preferred)
  • Experience of solutions selling into larger corporates/industrial organisations
  • Demonstrable success in achieving and exceeding sales targets
  • Strong commercial negotiation and influencing skills.
  • Ability to engage with senior decision-makers and stakeholders.
  • Experience managing complex sales cycles and tender processes.
  • Excellent presentation, communication and relationship-building skills.
  • Strong pipeline management and forecasting capability.

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Desirable

  • Understanding of industrial water consumption, wastewater management or sustainability programmes.
  • Knowledge of manufacturing sectors such as food and beverage, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, engineering, automotive or heavy industry.
  • Experience using CRM systems such as Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics.

Personal Attributes

  • Results-driven and highly motivated
  • Entrepreneurial approach to identifying growth opportunities
  • Resilient and tenacious in pursuing new business
  • Strong commercial acumen
  • Excellent stakeholder management skills
  • Customer-focused with a consultative sales approach
  • Collaborative team player who can work across multiple functions
  • Self-starter capable of operating autonomously
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Skills

Business Development
Sales
Negotiation
Stakeholder Management
Relationship Building
Pipeline Management
Forecasting
Solutions Selling
Account Management
Customer Acquisition
Presentation Skills
Communication Skills
Water Management
Wastewater Management
Sustainability
CRM Systems

Location

England, United Kingdom

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