Manager Business Development

Description:

Responsibilities

• Proactively assembles and analyzes relevant market and industry data as required.
• Pursues water infrastructure projects in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Texas.
• Develops and executes strategic marketing and business development initiatives in support of the district or business units. Supports strategic planning initiatives and district business plans as required.
• Manages the district Client Project Specific Success Criteria (CPSSC) process.
• Monitors client organizational changes and/or issues and communicates them to project teams/management.
• Actively pursues, builds, and maintains relationships in the industry and community to generate and enhance business opportunities.
• Maintains local relationships and accurate pipelines of clients for future projects and to obtain referrals.
• Assists district/division leaders in achieving business goals by helping identify opportunities, new clients, new consultants, complementary subsectors, outreach, and research.
• Reviews and approves information for prequalification for projects.
• Reviews client lists for special events.
• Actively involved with the preparation of Requests for Quotations (RFQs) and proposals.
• Liaises with the Proposal/Marketing team and Estimating as required.
• Where appropriate, designs and implements new proposals for potential clients.
• Assists in the evaluation and planning of all sales and marketing activities, including identifying and prequalifying leads, working on procurement strategies, developing proposals for RFPs/RFQs, closing deals, and negotiating contracts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in business administration, business management, marketing, communications, construction, or a related discipline or equivalent.
• 10-12 years’ experience in a related role with a minimum of 4 years’ experience in construction, development, or industrial environment preferred.
• Understands development, design, and construction terminology, delivery methods, contract types, insurance, legal issues, financing strategies, and risk analysis.
• Excellent knowledge of business administration and marketing fundamentals in support of strategy business development, including market research and analysis and integrated marketing principles.
• Advanced business acumen, with an understanding of industry practices and new developments (construction process, delivery models, contract types).
• Strong understanding of construction and design systems, building types, and costs.
• Strong understanding of construction terminology and ready grasp concepts and technical processes.
• Knowledge of Canadian and/or United States government procurement processes is an asset (specifically, experience preparing and winning P3/AFP proposals OR executing P3/AFP project(s) (BLDGS).
• Understands differences between the public sector and private sector and the means and methods of procuring work.
• Has advanced knowledge of competitors’ strengths and weaknesses as well as an understanding of unique aspects of market sector trends and influences.