POSITION SUMMARY: The Business Development Manager (BDM) will oversee all activities in private label including the development & execution of strategies to accomplish profitable growth for all branded and private label product lines in concert with corporate goals and direction. The development of these strategies will take into consideration the company’s approach to profitable growth, new customer acquisitions, service & any additional new approaches. Primary focus will be on growing North American Business Unit while supporting customers globally and connecting with other MFS entities outside NA as needed. Will require significant experience in metalworking fluids and industrial lubrication sales as well as a strong understanding of the market. This role will be highly consultative in nature, requiring the individual to help c-suite level customers identify the appropriate product portfolio for their target markets and application needs. In addition to sales capabilities, the candidate will need a strong technical understanding of metalworking fluids to effectively support customer growth, troubleshoot application challenges, and build credibility with both distributors and end users. Because this position is focused on private label growth, the individual must also be capable of positioning tailored product strategies, understanding competitive fluid technologies, and guiding customers through product selection across a variety of manufacturing environments and applications. Main Job Focuses & Expectations: 1. New customer acquisition- achieve the monthly & yearly new accounts won targets per strategy & sales/business plan. 2. Achieve YoY sales growth with existing customers in line with the sales plan. 3. Achieve the monthly & yearly new opportunities into the sales funnel target. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Requires a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Management, Marketing, or a related field and sales expertise with five to ten years’ experience in the local market. Sales and management experience is required. Must have excellent verbal and written skills to communicate effectively with Distributors, Customers, and Master Fluid Solutions personnel at all levels. Must understand the sales process. This position requires travel of 60-75%, often overnight, and may require limited international travel. BDM - Must possess the following skills and traits: Strong communication, organizational and negotiation skills. Motivated self-starter with the ability to work with little or no supervision and possess the ability to assemble teams. Presentation, analytical and planning skills are also essential. Technical knowledge/support for MFS products & services.
Master Fluid Solutions
Industrial Supply & Distribution
Business Development Manager (BDM)
Chicago, IL~70% travelindividual contributorPosted 2 days ago · refreshed 45 min ago
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Business Development Manager (BDM)· individual contributor
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Master Fluid Solutions · Industrial Supply & Distribution
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Chicago, IL
Travel
~70% — territory-based outside-sales motion.
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