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UMO Benin is seeking for one of its clients, specialized in lighting solutions and infrastructure, a Country Manager responsible for developing commercial activities in Benin in the construction, public works and institutional markets sectors. This strategic position requires an autonomous profile, with a strong local professional network, good knowledge of public procurement and a strong ability to identify business opportunities, develop partnerships and transform projects into concrete business results. Missions Develop and map the Beninese market by identifying administrations, communities, construction companies,... Level d´studies required: Bac+3, Bac+4 & Bac+5 and more
Experience
Experience level: Experience between 5 and 10 years & Experience > 10 years
Proposed contract: CDD
Region of: Cotonou
Key Skills: Commercial Actions - Construction - Marketing - Communication - CRM - Business Development - Lighting - Energy - Public Procurement - Marketing - Negotiation - Prospecting - Follow-up - Sales
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