Business Development Manager Freelance (Commission-Based)
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Job description
Remote / Tanger (préférence)
Secteur : Conseil RH Recrutement Management Stratégie
Rémunération : Commission attractive + Bonus
Type : Freelance / Indépendant
À propos de SC Consulting
SC Consulting est un cabinet de conseil spécialisé en Recrutement, Ressources Humaines, Organisation et Stratégie dentreprise. Nous accompagnons les PME, ETI et grandes entreprises dans leur développement grâce à des solutions RH sur mesure et un accompagnement opérationnel.
Dans le cadre de notre expansion, nous recherchons un Business Development Manager ambitieux pour développer notre portefeuille client B2B.
Missions
Développer de nouveaux clients (B2B)
Prospecter et générer des leads qualifiés
Promouvoir nos offres RH, Recrutement et Conseil
Mener des présentations commerciales et négociations
Construire et gérer un pipeline commercial
Assurer le closing et la fidélisation client
Atteindre et dépasser les objectifs de croissance
Profil recherché
Expérience confirmée en Business Development B2B
Une expérience dans le conseil, recrutement ou services RH est un plus
Fibre commerciale + mentalité "chasseur"
Excellent relationnel avec décideurs (DG, DRH, Managers)
Autonomie, organisation et sens du résultat
Maîtrise du français anglais est un avantage
Aisance avec LinkedIn et outils de prospection
Rémunération
100% commission-based
Commissions attractives + bonus objectifs
Possibilité de collaboration long terme
Évolution possible selon performance
Pourquoi nous rejoindre ?
Cabinet structuré et en pleine croissance
Offre claire et forte demande marché
Réels moyens commerciaux à disposition
Liberté totale : mode freelance + télétravail
Potentiel de revenus illimité pour les performeurs
Originally posted on Himalayas
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