HOW WILL YOU CONTRIBUTE AND GROW?

The Large Industries Business Development Manager (LIBD) works at the intersection of commercial, finance and project management activities. She/He drives the growth of the Large Industries business line by orchestrating the solution sales process of multi million investment projects. The LIBD fuses customer relations, financial model, commercial offers and contract management.
The successful candidate demonstrates an equilibrium of following skills: clients and relationship management, oral and written communication, abstract and critical thinking, financial modeling, project management and problem solving. A knowledge of refining, chemical or petrochemical process or the energy transition considerations is a plus.
The key responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Commercial management

• Establish, maintain and grow trustful commercial relationship with large corporations in oil refining, chemical, petrochemical or steel industries;
• Discover, understand and analyze the customers needs, process, projects and pain points;
• Explore the customer organizations, decision making criteria and leaders;
• Assess competitive moves, capabilities and contexts surrounding the sales leads;
• Ensure a good internal networking for awareness and alignment between departments and entities;
• Based on above:elaborates the winning solution supported by qualitative and quantitative arguments;writes commercial presentations, offers and bids;writes, in collaboration with legal teams, and negotiates with customers, the project framework agreements: gas supply agreements, utilities agreements, memorandums, etc.

Project Development

• Identifies and mobilizes the required resources to form ad-hoc cross-functional project teams including engineering, legal, finance and other departments;
• Defines the cost, scope and schedule of the assigned business growth opportunities to deliver winning solutions to customers and profitable growth to Large Industries;
• Ensures a timely and rigorous investment and decision making process internally and externally;
• Writes key internal project deliverables including investment committee notes;

Finance

• Knows the basic principles and relationship between profit and loss, cash flow and balance sheet
• Understands the investment notions of time value of money, net present value, internal rate of return, hurdle rates and opportunity costs
• Calculates and accurately controls the project financial model for pricing and investment decision needs;

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