Client Development Manager UK & Europe
# Client Development Manager UK & Europe **Datacenter People** · London · `On-site` 🕒 **Статус:** *Опубликовано: 2 дня назад* · *Источник: Indeed* --- ### About the Role Competitive EMEA Permanent Job Description London, United Kingdom The Client Datacenter People is working with the leading construction quality management software vendor, supporting quality and compliance across data center build projects globally. What The Job Involves - Developing and maintaining relationships across the data centre ecosystem. - Attending a high volume of client meetings, project visits and industry events. - Representing Visibuild at conferences, networking events and sector-specific forums. - Supporting and growing Visibuild’s brand awareness within the market. - Working closely with existing customers to ensure successful adoption and long-term success. - Identifying opportunities for repeat business and expansion within existing accounts. - Collaborating with the wider Visibuild team to support customers across both the UK and Europe. We Are Looking For Someone With - Ability to proactively generate and nurture new leads. - Building and maintaining a healthy pipeline of opportunities. - Securing a high volume of quality product demonstration sessions. - Following up opportunities in a timely and professional manner. - Maintaining accurate records and pipeline information within HubSpot. - Working closely with the Managing Director and wider team on account strategies and key pursuits. - Comfortable at relationship growth, lead generation, product demonstrations and CRM discipline will all be important components of the role. - Enjoys meeting people, building networks and becoming recognised within the industry. We regret that due to the high volume of applications we are unable to acknowledge each one. Please bear in mind that if you are selected for interview we will contact you within the next seven days. Consultant Adam Summerfield Principal - Adam.Summerfield@datacenterpeople.com
Наблюдалась 2026-09-30, впервые 2026-09-28, источник — Indeed.