Leon Cycle is looking for a Business Development Manager in Toronto to join our growing team! The Business Development Manager is a true business partner to MD of Leon Cycle North America. The BD will be responsible in identifying potential opportunities in east Canada, initiating conversations, and negotiating terms for them to partner with Leon Cycle. They will also lead the ongoing relationships with these companies so that they continue to work closely with us as we introduce new products and offerings.
As well as leading sales and client-relationship management, they will track new markets and trends, recommend new products and services, grow new strategic partnerships, write proposals, and helps guide the long-term objectives to meet business requirements. They will carry out most of the work with the sales teams and also work across multiple teams and be involved in leading strategic development across the organization.
Responsibilities
Develop a strategy for identifying, prioritizing, and engaging the market and businesses on Leon Cycle offerings in their specific region.
Direct manage and be responsible for full P& L of offline sales activities (B2 B and franchise) within their region. Analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of sales, methods, costs, and results.
Develop new key accounts and drive engagement and revenue through building impactful partnership.
Structure, draft, negotiate and close contracts with new and existing accounts.
Identify franchise opportunities and develop franchisee specific business plans and budgets.
Work closely with Marketing, Operations and Customer Service to support the full lifecycle of the partnerships.
Responsible for the day-to-day internal operations for external partners – including operationalizing closed deals, partnership management, presenting product updates, assisting with strategy development, revenue growth, and troubleshooting issues.
Understand and communicate market opportunities, needs and partner feedback for proper sales strategy and business development channels.
Utilize data to articulate opportunities internally, externally, and to report on success.
Experience and Skills
10+ years' experience in sales, account management, franchise or business development within the sports, sporting, consumer goods or e-mobility segment, preferably with startup company success.
Bike industry experience preferred.
Bilingual (English & French) preferred.
Proven business development acumen.
Strong negotiation and relationship building skills.
Entrepreneurial capacity for working collaboratively across teams to accomplish goals, roll up your sleeves and be ready for anything in a fast growing company.
Record of reaching ambitious revenue goals.
Self-starter who will energetically advance the team's business goals.
Ability to think creatively and strategically while handling complex issues.
Why work at Leon Cycle
Great Benefit program from the date of hire
Be part of a growing team throughout Canada
Other employee perks and fun things as we continue to grow!
About Leon Cycle
LEON CYCLE is the retail arm of the LEISGER Cycle Group, manufacturers of premium electric bikes under the brand names NCM and ET. Cycle, and of electric bike driving system under Das-Kit and Bionx. The LEISGER Cycle Group set up its online retail in 2014 in Germany; the company is fast growing in market share and expanded throughout Europe, Australia, and New Zealand Now, and most recently in US and Canada.
Leon Cycle is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. We are pleased to consider all qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, protected veterans status, Aboriginal/Native American status or any other legally-protected factors. Disability-related accommodations in accordance with the Accessible American Act during the application process are available upon request.
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