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21 July
Job level
Confirmed / Experienced
Industry
Education / Qualifications
Other information
Computer, Telecom, Internet
Education level (degree)
TS Bac +2| Bachelor (LMD), Bac + 3
Number of positions
Contract type
CDI| CDD
Main duties
As part of the development of its activities in CĂŽte dâIvoire, ACS TELECOM is recruiting a Commercial B2B to promote its connectivity solutions (satellite, SD-WAN, telecommunications) to companies. You will mainly intervene on prospecting, appointment making and the qualification of business opportunities. Your missions Prospecting new customers (companies, NGOs, mines, logistics...) Identify connectivity and communication needs in the field Organize commercial appointments Present solutions (satellite, SD-WAN) Qualify business opportunities Ensure follow-up of prospects Participate in the development of commercial offers Update commercial information (reporting) Profile sought Training BTS or Bachelor in business, marketing or telecommunications Experience 1 to 3 years in business development B2 Thank you Subject: Commercial B2B application â ACS TELECOM
5 to 9 people
PME/PMI
Ivory Coast
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