Informagroupplc
Business Development Manager
New York, NY, United States
Sponsorship not specified$70k-$80kDetected 37 days ago
SalesforceCRMSalesBusiness DevelopmentPipeline ManagementForecastingRenewable Energy
About the role
- No other company in the world helps more people share professional knowledge or make business connections.
- This role is based in our NYC office, with consideration for either Santa Monica, CA or Dallas, TX offices.
- Are you the Business Development Manager our Solar Media team is looking for?
Responsibilities
- We run around 800 events each year, create digital platforms based on engaging news and information
- This is a "hunter" role, responsible for developing new business in the USA.
- Developing relationships with decision-makers to create new opportunities and build accounts Close and repeat high-value business at conferences
- Managing a sales pipeline document for reporting purposes
Requirements
- A solid and proven background in (ideally conference & sponsorship) sales, minimum 3-5 years
- Proven track record of hunting new accounts, winning new business, and successfully growing the accounts of existing clients
- Experience with CRM (Salesforce)
Compensation
- $70k-$80k
Company info
- We're part of Informa, a global business with a network of trusted brands in specialist markets across
- Our purpose is to connect our customers to information and people that help them know more, do more
- Our key goal is to collaborate with our customers to help their businesses thrive and create a sustainable future on a global scale.
- Identifying and securing new customers with major account potential
Visa & Work Authorization
- You will join a successful conference team to sell bespoke sponsorship packages and strengthen our Energy Storage, Solar & Renewable Energy Revenues events portfolio
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