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Business Development Manager

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Business Development Manager Opportunity
I'm recruiting a Business Development Manager for a leading global offshore law firm, on a fixed-term contract of just under a year. It's a London-based role covering the firm's EMEA offices across Europe, the Channel Islands, and the Middle East, with one BD Coordinator reporting to you and a line into the global marketing and BD lead.
It's a fixed-term role, so the ask is realistic: you won't be reshaping strategy or BD plans from scratch. That said, strong experience in those areas, and a track record of delivering against them, is what will set you apart.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities:
- Managing RFP and panel submissions, from content and document prep through to follow-up
- Running the directory submissions process for your offices and practice areas
- Handling award submissions for your practice areas, alongside marketing
- Managing signature events, sponsorships, and conferences from start to finish
- Developing practice and office overviews and keeping the master versions current for clients
- Providing input on comms: mailshots, website content, newsletters, blogs, and presentations
- Identifying and promoting cross-selling opportunities across practices and jurisdictions
- Researching key clients and target markets to brief partners on the opportunities
- Assisting lawyers with client presentations, from content and rehearsal to production and follow-up
- Championing use of the firm's CRM and coaching the lawyers on it
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- At least 5 years' business development and marketing experience, with law firm experience strongly preferred
- Able to work independently and to deadlines with little supervision
- Strong attention to detail
- Strong writing skills
- Previous managerial experience beneficial
- A degree in marketing, communications, or a related field desirable
If this is one you like the sound of, please don't hesitate to apply. For a confidential conversation, please feel free to call me on 07759 858776 or email at michael.mahon@roxwelltalent.com
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