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Business Development Manager

London
£75k – £200k/yr
Posted about 12 hours ago
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Business Development Manager - Cloud Managed Services

💰 £75,000 to £90,000 base + car allowance, £200,000 OTE
📍 Hybrid, London office and home based with regular customer travel across London and the South East

Company & Role

This opportunity sits with a well established cloud services provider with a strong reputation for delivering private and hybrid cloud managed services, alongside a growing XaaS portfolio. The business has a credible enterprise proposition, a mature delivery capability, and an experienced presales function backing every deal.

They are now investing further in new business firepower. This is a pure hunter role focused on winning new logos across mid-market and enterprise customers, selling MRR-led cloud managed services into IT, procurement and C-suite stakeholders.

You will own the full sales cycle, from prospecting through to commercial close, with the presales and technical teams shaping solutions alongside you.

Why This Role Stands Out

  • A genuine new business role with a realistic £200K OTE, built on a mature MRR-based commercial model rather than one off project sales
  • You are selling a proposition that exists. The delivery, technical and presales capability is already in place, so deals get built and closed, not promised and dropped
  • Mid-market and enterprise patch with real autonomy over how you go to market
  • Longer, considered cloud sales cycles where consultative selling and senior stakeholder relationships actually matter
  • A leadership team that wants a BDM to settle in, build a patch, and grow with the business rather than churn through territories

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Key Responsibilities

  • Identify and win new business across mid-market and enterprise customers, with a focus on private cloud, hybrid cloud and XaaS managed services
  • Build and execute your own go-to-market plan across target sectors and accounts
  • Develop senior level relationships across IT, procurement and C-suite
  • Lead the full sales cycle from initial prospecting through to commercial negotiation and close
  • Work hand in hand with presales and technical teams to shape solutions that align with customer needs
  • Maintain accurate pipeline, forecasting and reporting through CRM
  • Represent the business at industry events, customer briefings and partner activity

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Ideal Experience

  • Proven new business sales track record within an MSP, cloud services provider or XaaS environment
  • Strong commercial background selling MRR-led managed services rather than one off project or product sales
  • Comfortable owning longer, consultative cloud sales cycles into mid-market and enterprise customers
  • Solid understanding of cloud architectures across private, hybrid and public, including virtualisation and IaaS, PaaS and SaaS service models
  • Confident engaging at C-suite, IT leadership and procurement level
  • Strong negotiation and commercial acumen, with the ability to shape and structure complex deals
  • Experience using CRM platforms such as Salesforce or HubSpot to manage pipeline and forecasting
  • A stable career history with a genuine interest in building something long term rather than moving every twelve months
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Skills

New Business Development
Cloud Managed Services
Consultative Selling
C-Suite Engagement
Pipeline Management
Commercial Negotiation
MRR Sales
Go-To-Market Planning
CRM Proficiency
Stakeholder Management
Enterprise Sales
Solution Shaping

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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