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Contract: Other | Location: Guinea | Training: Bachelor (BAC)+3) | Deadline 2026-10-29
Job description
KUMY, a company specialized in precision and connected agriculture in Guinea, recruits a dynamic and motivated salesperson to support the development of its activities.
Main duties
Prospecting new customers and developing the commercial portfolio.
Promote KUMY’s agricultural solutions and services.
Negotiate commercial offers and close sales.
Develop partnerships with farmers, cooperatives and actors in the agricultural sector.
Follow up with customers and contribute to the achievement of business objectives.
Candidate profile
Experience
Be dynamic, autonomous, organized and results-oriented. Have a good sense of communication, negotiation and relationship. Fluent in at least three Guinean national languages. Experience in sales or commercial prospecting is an asset.
Job overview
KUMY is a company specialized in precision and connected agriculture in Guinea.
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