Business Sales Manager

Solihull College & University Centre
Solihull, West Midlands (County)
11 months ago
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Are you a dynamic, target-driven professional with a passion for building strong business relationships and driving impactful skills development? We are looking for two ambitious Business Sales Managers to join our team and play a key role in expanding our apprenticeship, adult skills, and employer engagement provision.

In this exciting role, you will generate new business opportunities, convert leads into long-term partnerships, and promote a wide range of the college’s training and development services. Working closely with the Business Development Managers and wider team, you'll engage proactively with employers to understand their workforce needs and deliver tailored solutions that support business growth and skills development.

You’ll be a visible ambassador for the college, representing us at networking events, industry shows, and employer forums. You’ll also collaborate with curriculum teams to shape employer-led training solutions, negotiate contracts, and deliver persuasive presentations showcasing the college’s value.

You’ll have a strong background in B2B sales or business development, excellent communication skills, and a genuine interest in workforce development and skills. If you're self-motivated, confident presenting to stakeholders, and thrive on hitting targets—this is your opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

The College is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse community and welcomes applications from individuals across all sectors. We aim to reflect the diversity of our student population in our staff profile, ensuring that we provide the best possible experience and environment for our learners. Our goal is to continue to develop a vibrant, supportive, and inclusive workplace where all staff can thrive.

For the next stage in the process, you will be required to attend the College’s premises, unless exceptional circumstances apply.

Solihull College & University Centre is committed to ensuring a safe environment for all students and expects all staff to engage fully with this commitment

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