WTW
Sales & Relationship Director

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As part of the Global Specialty team within Insurance Consulting & Technology (ICT), you will drive and support the business development agenda for the team and broader ICT community. This position requires someone who is able to play two key roles: Pathfinder – to build relationships, map opportunities and forge strong connections with the right people at selected clients, typically C-suite and budget-holders / decision makers Facilitator – to keep client interactions grounded in reality, ensure all relevant chances to add value / extract revenue are examined and to positively challenge the client and WTW to deliver maximum value The Role The Sales & Relationship Director will be: A trusted advisor to key buyers and the senior most contacts within the client. Best positioned to leverage our existing relationships and knowledge of their client(s) to set the stage for growth across ICT; A connector to Senior Sellers across all other parts of ICT A key convener around client relationships, and therefore not solely responsible for managing client relationships Proactively facilitate growth across ICT by connecting solutions within and outside of ICT with the client (leveraging other WTW teams where appropriate, including Willis Broking) Bring client knowledge and guidance to colleagues looking to pursue new business opportunities and/or retain existing business Gain a solid understanding of ICT’s propositions Identify and pursue cross-ICT sales opportunities, in collaboration with other Senior Sellers, to deliver growth Work closely with Sales Effectiveness Team to maximise own time spent on revenue generating activity Think longer term by discussing client need and generating opportunity beyond the current circumstances Coordinate client relationship activities across the wider team Principles and Accountabilities The Sales & Relationship Director will be integral to the execution of WTW’s sales and client management strategy. To fulfil their role the Sales & Relationship Director must: Understand the client’s business and workforce issues, as well as buyer hubs Lead account planning sessions Facilitate revenue opportunities adjacent to role Liaise with colleagues from all proposition areas to facilitate introductions of all propositions Work with relevant proposition leaders to identify leads for opportunities Delegate client issues to client teams to resolve – follow-up as necessary
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