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Senior Business Development Manager

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We are working with an innovative space technology company that develops and commercialises technology and services designed to help organisations solve complex challenges and unlock new opportunities.
The business works across a broad range of industries, using space technology, data and innovation to deliver practical solutions for customers across the economy. They are now looking for a Senior Business Development Manager with a strong background in the Transport sector to lead commercial growth within this market.
This is a senior role for an experienced business development professional who understands the transport industry, has an established network of senior stakeholders and knows how to identify, shape and win complex opportunities.
The Role
You will take ownership of the company's business development activity across the Transport sector, developing and executing a market strategy that generates significant new revenue. You'll be responsible for:
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- Identifying and developing new commercial opportunities across the transport industry
- Building and leveraging relationships with senior stakeholders across transport organisations, government and relevant industry bodies
- Developing a strong pipeline of high-value opportunities and taking them through the full sales lifecycle
- Understanding customer challenges and translating them into compelling opportunities for space-enabled technology and services
- Leading customer meetings, presentations, proposals and commercial negotiations
- Working closely with technical, delivery and commercial teams to shape solutions around customer requirements
- Identifying opportunities for collaboration, partnerships and innovation within the transport sector
- Providing market intelligence to help shape the company's commercial strategy and future offerings
- Maintaining an accurate sales forecast and taking ownership of revenue targets for the market
- Supporting and mentoring other members of the business development team


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The role will be highly externally focused, with regular engagement with customers and stakeholders and attendance at relevant industry events.
About You
We're looking for an established business development or commercial leader with significant experience selling into the Transport industry. You don't necessarily need to have spent your career in the space sector. We're particularly interested in people who bring deep Transport-sector expertise, strong commercial networks and a genuine interest in the potential of space-enabled technology.
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