Business Development Manager – Building Envelope & Facades

Mitchell Maguire
Farringdon, Greater London, EC1M 4BJ, United Kingdom
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Business Development Manager – Building Envelope & Facades

Job Title: Business Development Manager – Building Envelope & High-rise Facades

Industry Sector: Thermal Insulation, Building Envelope, Breather Membranes, Interior Membranes, Exterior Membranes, Drylining, Cladding, Insulation, Curtain Walling, Rainscreens, Facades, Glazing, Timberframe, Rainscreen, Airtightness, Roofing, Protective Coatings, Roofing, Airtight Membranes, Building Envelope Solutions, Specifiers, Architects, Local Authorities, B&B Contractors, Main Contractors, High Rise, Facades

Area to be covered: London, Birmingham & the South West

Remuneration: £52,000 - £55,000 + circa £8,000 - £9,000 bonus

Benefits: hybrid company car and comprehensive benefits package

The role of the Technical Sales Manager – Building Envelope & High-rise Facades will involve:

* Technical / Business Development Manager field sales position selling a high quality manufactured range of thermal insulation and façade membranes

* Predominately selling into the high rise sector

* All of your time will be spent selling to main contractors, sub-contractors, facades contractors, rain screen cladders, specialise facades consultants

* Dealing with order values ranging from £5k -£100k+ depending on size and scope

* Will be required to conduct regular CPD’s

* Will work closely with internal team and other members of the sales team

* Account management approach in both the London & Birmingham regions

The ideal applicant will be an Technical Sales Manager – Building Envelope & High-rise Facades with:

* Must have building envelope field sales experience selling a technical related product such as: pitched roofs, thermal insulation, cladding, insulation, acoustics, facades, rain-screen, interior membranes, exterior membranes, building envelope products, drylining, insulation, glazing, protective coatings, roofing products, cladding, curtain walling, rainscreens, timberframe

* Must have experience selling to main contractors, sub-contractors, facades contractors, rain screen cladders, specialise facades consultants

* Must have genuine desire to learn and expand your career

* Numerate and IT literate ideally degree level education

* Genuine hunger, desire to achieve goals and an analytical approach

Mitchell Maguire is a specialist Construction Sales Recruitment Consultancy, with an enviable reputation in the marketplace. We pride ourselves on surpassing client and candidate expectations again and again. Our core focus is within the building materials arena, and includes such sectors as: Thermal Insulation, Building Envelope, Breather Membranes, Interior Membranes, Exterior Membranes, Drylining, Cladding, Insulation, Curtain Walling, Rainscreens, Facades, Glazing, Timberframe, Rainscreen, Airtightness, Roofing, Protective Coatings, Roofing, Airtight Membranes, Building Envelope Solutions, Specifiers, Architects, Local Authorities, B&B Contractors, Main Contractors, High Rise, Facades

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