Senior Sales and Marketing – Tyres Division
Level: Executive
Location: UAE
Requirements:
Mandatory Experience in sales and marketing handling counties like GCC, USA, Australia & Africa export markets.
Hands on experience in dealing with any popular tyre brands
Major Roles
•Present, promote and sell products
•Perform cost-benefit and needs analysis of existing/potential customers to meet their needs
• Establish, develop and maintain positive business and customer relationships
• Providing pre-sales and post-sales support
• Preparing proposals, quotations, sales orders, and invoices
• Attending sales-focused trade shows, conferences, and meetings
Skills
Excellent Customer Service
Data Analysis & Design
Deep Product Knowledge
Leadership Skills
Education: Any Graduate with similar Experience
English Fluency
Preference to Arabic Speakers
UAE Valid Driving License holder
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