Sales Manager - Composites

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Following continued growth across a range of industries for the supply of their specialist materials, release agents and autoclaves/equipment for use in composites manufacturing, we are seeking a NEW Sales Manager to specifically target further growth within the aerospace, defence and power generation sectors as well as explore other opportunities in other industries.

Working from a hybrid or office based position in England, the Sales Manager will 'go to market' and target these sectors on a consultative, solution sales basis. Supported by your existing knowledge of these sectors, this role will work closely within these markets to develop longer-term relationship as well as deliver strategic success.

Reporting to the Technical Sales Manager and working alongside an existing commercial and product team, the role will have the following job responsibilities:

Target and expand strategic sales activities within the UK market, focusing on composites in industry - this will include some key account management, but is primarily targeted on new business growth
Promote advanced solutions tailored for aerospace, defence and power generation sectors - as well as others as encountered
Complete bids and quotations alongside the commercial team
Support negotiations for contracts, pricing strategies and terms of agreements alongside the commercial team
Collaborate closely with internal teams including senior management, technical, R&D, and back-office departments
Represent the company at sector specific trade fairs and events, actively participating in marketing initiatives and growth strategies

Education:

Ideally to have an engineering or similar degree, or technical certificate or similar in a related technical field (e.g., Mechanical, Composites, Materials, Electrical, Chemical, or Civil Engineering).

Industry-Specific Experience:

Have experience in Sales and Business Development, typically 5+ years, where possible with similar materials/composites
Have a background in Key Account Management, building and maintaining long-term relationships with clients
Industry expertise in the specific sectors (e.g., composites, automotive, aerospace, electronics, or machinery)
Be focused on sales growth

Technical Knowledge:

Be able to understand and discuss the Product or Service being sold, including its technical specifications, advantages, and applications
Be able to translate technical features into business benefits for customers
Have familiarity with industry standards and regulations that apply to the product
Your CV will be forwarded to Jonathan Lee Recruitment, a leading engineering and manufacturing recruitment consultancy established in 1978. The services advertised by Jonathan Lee Recruitment are those of an Employment Agency.

In order for your CV to be processed effectively, please ensure your name, email address, phone number and location (post code OR town OR county, as a minimum) are included

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