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Contract: CDI | Location: Guinea | Experience: 10 years and over | Training: BAC+4 or BAC+5
Job description
TotalEnergies Marketing Guinea recruits a Senior B2B Commercial to ensure the prospecting, development and monitoring of strategic accounts in a regulated and competitive market. The position involves interactions with internal and external interlocutors (customers, depots, carriers) and requires capacities of influence and conviction.
Main duties
Ensure the prospecting and development of new strategic accounts
Conduct regular visits to customer sites to identify business needs and opportunities
Track volumes sold, margins and profitability of the client portfolio
Negotiate commercial conditions and ensure the proper execution of contracts
Ensure the recovery of debts in coordination with the services concerned
Analyze market trends and competition to propose development actions
Manage customer complaints and maintain a high level of satisfaction
Ensure the application of HSE rules during interventions on customer sites
Candidate profile
Experience
Holder of a Baccalaureate+4/5 in Commerce, Management or Industrial Techniques, with more than 10 years of experience including proven experience in field business development and a good knowledge of logistics / supply chain. Valid driver's license required with availability for frequent travel. Good level of oral and written English required; proficiency in Chinese is an asset.
Required skills
Mastering B2B sales techniques
Knowledge of the mining, industrial or hydrocarbon sector
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