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Position: Customer Development Officer
As part of the strengthening of its commercial activities, a butcher, specialized in the marketing of fresh local meat wholesale and retail, is looking for two Customer Development Officers, dynamic, motivated and with an excellent business sense.
Main duties
Prospecting and developing a portfolio of customers: restaurants, hotels, maquis, cafeterias, canteens, retailers and individuals;
Identify new business opportunities and conquer new markets;
Present the company’s products and services to potential customers;
Ensure order tracking and maintain good customer relations;
Customer loyalty and contribute to the increase in turnover;
Ensure a competitive watch and raise the market needs.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Have a background in commerce, sales, marketing or any other relevant field;
Have good negotiation and persuasion skills;
Be dynamic, organized, honest and results-oriented;
Have an excellent relational and taste of the field;
Experience
Experience in commercial prospecting, ideally in food or catering, would be an asset;
Knowledge of the local market is an advantage.
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