Michael Page
Business Development Manager- Cheshire, Midlands, North Wales

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Drive growth across the premium hospitality sector
Drive growth across the premium hospitality sector by developing high-value customer relationships, winning new business and identifying opportunities to increase share of wallet. This is a field-based, commercially focused role for a confident hospitality sales professional who can build trusted relationships with chefs and senior operators while delivering profitable growth and an exceptional customer experience.
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Our client is a leading premium food supplier to the hospitality sector, known for its exceptional quality, outstanding service and strong relationships with some of the UK's most prestigious restaurants, hotels and food-led venues.
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As a Business Development Manager, you'll play a key role in driving growth across the premium hospitality market, developing existing accounts while identifying and winning new business. This is a field-based opportunity for a commercially driven, relationship-focused sales professional who can build credibility with chefs and senior operators, identify opportunities and turn them into long-term, profitable partnerships.
This role will cover Cheshire, Midlands and North Wales.
Profile
The successful candidate will be a confident, commercially driven sales professional with a strong understanding of the hospitality sector and a proven track record of winning new business and growing existing accounts. They'll be a natural relationship-builder, comfortable engaging with chefs, GMs and senior operators, with the initiative, resilience and commercial awareness to spot opportunities, build a strong pipeline and deliver profitable growth.


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Job Offer
- Competitive Salary and Benefits
- Fantastic People centric culture
Desired Skills and Experience
- BDM
- Foodservice
- Out of home
- Wholesale
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