St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London
Sales Manager

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The ideal candidate is a motivated, well-organized individual who has a deep understanding of prospecting and developing strong relationships with customers.
Responsibilities
- Developing business opportunities for your given portfolio of accounts.
- Drive the whole sales cycle across Corporate, Transient, Business, and MICE segments throughout London and international feeder markets.
- Proactively uncover new prospects for the hotel and maximize conversion of business in line with the hotel’s budgetary goals.
- Manage relationships with key clients and agents.
- Organizes and plans client meetings, sales presentations, fam trips, site inspections, sales blitzes, mailings, and giveaways to establish and maintain a healthy relationship with clients.
- Responds to Corporate RFPs and contracting with new/existing corporate accounts.
- Work closely with the other sales, meeting, and events team members and internal operational departments, including marketing, operations, and revenue management.
- Assists in preparing and compiling data for the strategic sales plan, annual goals, sales & marketing budget, forecasts, action plans, and many other reports.
- Ensure the client database and information in Opera and Salesforce are constantly maintained and accurate.
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Qualifications
- Previous experience in a 4/5-star hotel in a proactive sales role.
- Strong knowledge of the London market.
- Proactive, likes to be creative and has autonomy in self-discipline, with a passion for sales and hunting for the business.
- A proven track record for developing new businesses and producing successful sales.
- Have a working knowledge of Opera, Salesforce, and Agency 360 systems.
- Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills.
- Positive and can-do attitude along with flexibility on working hours.


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