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We are recruiting a
Commercial / Portfolio Manager.
Main duties
Participate in the design and implementation of communication and commercial strategies taking into account the objectives set by the general management to increase the client portfolio.
Manage the customer portfolio, sell our products.
Execute strategic field and online prospecting action plans in order to ensure sales growth.
Calling to acquire new customers and after-sales service.
Promote the image of the structure through an innovative communication policy.
Perform a competitive watch.
Represent structures at the request of leaders.
Ensure good management of your client portfolio.
Supervision of the delivery of its client portfolio.
Apply in customer management.
Ensure the development of the services for which he is responsible.
Make every effort to achieve its goal.
Take good care of the materials and work support available to him.
ĂŠbe able to conduct field and online surveys.
ĂŠBe comfortable with the Microsoft Office package.
Know how to report on activities.
Able to handle crisis situations and be a good communicator.
Experience
Experience and knowledge in the poultry sector will be an asset. (Optional)
The Assets Required:
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