Business Development Representative
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Crownpoint Advisory has started working with Dutch manufacturers and distributors on pricing and capital decisions, and we would like someone in the Netherlands to open conversations with more of them. We are looking for a Business Development Representative, full-time and remote from anywhere in the Netherlands. The team works from London, one hour behind you.
Where you come in
Crownpoint Advisory, in London, advises owners, boards and commercial and finance teams on pricing, portfolio, investment and transaction decisions. Each assignment looks at the customer response a proposal assumes and the capacity or capital it would commit.
Where you come in
- Research Dutch companies whose pricing, portfolio or expansion plans fit our services
- Contact finance and commercial directors by email, telephone and LinkedIn
- Book introductory calls for the advisers in London
- Keep each contact, call and next step up to date in the CRM
- Prepare a short note on each company before its first call
- A bachelor's degree (HBO or WO), or comparable work experience
- At least six months in sales, business development, recruitment or another target-based role, internships included
- Outbound calls or email prospecting in a previous role
- A CRM such as HubSpot or Salesforce
- Business-to-business sales to finance or operations teams
- A course or degree in economics or finance
- LinkedIn Sales Navigator
- 25 days' leave on top of Dutch public holidays, plus the 8% holiday allowance
- Employer-funded pension contributions
- A home-working allowance, paid monthly
- An annual training budget, including sales and negotiation courses
- A company laptop and a home office set-up
Crownpoint Advisory, in London, advises owners, boards and commercial and finance teams on pricing, portfolio, investment and transaction decisions. Each assignment looks at the customer response a proposal assumes and the capacity or capital it would commit.
