Director Business Development - Corporate Partnerships_Digital Learning

Role: Director Business Development - Corporate Partnerships_Digital Learning

Job Description/Major Responsibilities
• Responsible for new business sales growth and achieving annual revenue targets for new
business

- Develop relationships with key decision-makers in learning and development areas of major
corporations and associations
• Proactively collaborate with the digital marketing team to identify and qualify partnership leads,
and develop and maintain a full business pipeline of prospective clients
• Lead deal teams working in close collaboration with the learning design and delivery teams to
develop and deliver winning sales presentations and proposals
• Maintain timely and accurate reporting of the pipeline, account plans, and client management

activities

If the above opening interest you, please apply with your updated CV and contact details.

- High achievement and demonstrated track record of excellence in selling complex B-to-B

learning or technical solutions

- Excellent consultative sales and presentation skills
• Enthusiasm for the process of investigating, discovering and fulfilling clients’ needs
• Knowledge of learning design & science, digital content development, learning technologies and tools
• Experience in corporate learning and development is a plus
• Experience working with a CRM application
• Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent planning, organizational, and prioritization skills
• Ability to travel to attend partner meetings as needed, possibly 25% of the time

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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Originally posted on Himalayas