Job Description
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As part of the development of its activities, our company recruits dynamic Field Traders / Business Bringers. Your mission: to promote our various services and develop our client portfolio.
Our activities cover several sectors: hotel and accommodation, furnished residences, a telemedicine application, an online business directory, as well as digital services and solutions for individuals and businesses.
Main duties
You prospect new customers in the field and present our services to individuals and companies. You identify the needs of prospects in order to offer them the right offers, then negotiate and enter into business partnerships. You develop and retain a customer portfolio, ensuring the follow-up of prospects until the signature. You also participate in the marketing and commercial actions of the company and produce a regular report on the activities carried out.
Candidate profile
The position is open to candidates with a minimum Final-year secondary level (Terminale). A good presentation and an excellent sense of relationship are expected, as well as a commercial spirit and taste for the terrain. You know how to convince and negotiate, and you are dynamic, autonomous and motivated by results.
Experience
Experience in sales or prospecting would be an asset, but it is not mandatory.
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