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Côte d'Ivoire Network Companies Talents Employment Services Visibility pack Register Search Visibility pack Search Register Menu Back to listing Posted on 6 May 2026 Business Development & Marketing Officer Full-time No telework from 2 years to 5 years of experience Level of study: Bac+4 French: Proficiency Sector of activity: Building and construction > Civil Engineering Job Address: Abidjan - Côte d’Ivoire Job Description: Attached to the Operations and Marketing Department, the Sales & Marketing Development Manager is responsible for developing the client portfolio and strengthening the visibility of the KALI ENGINEERING brand in the Ivorian market. Business development missions: identify and prospect individual customers, investors and companies in the target segments, conduct the entire sales cycle (qualification, presentation, negotiation and closing), manage and retain a customer portfolio with rigorous after-sales monitoring, achieve and exceed monthly and quarterly revenue targets, and represent the company at events, fairs and trade shows. Marketing and communication missions: contribute to the development and execution of the operational marketing plan, manage and animate social networks (
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