UK Business Development Manager

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Company: Michael Page Sales
Location: Nationwide
Date posted: 12 Nov, 2008

Working as a UK Business Development Manager you will be responsible for the sales of commercial refrigeration, dishwashers and cooking equipment across the UK to major suppliers on behalf of one of the main European players in the market, who wants to introduce a new brand in the UK. Your clients will be from the wholesales, importers as well as other areas of interest. You will develop the client base through previous contacts and networks within the market and you will be required to travel the UK as this is a national role. As this is a new brand over in the UK there is no existing customer base, so this will be a 100% New Business...

From: Monster.co.uk
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