UK Sales Manager

Earley
3 weeks ago
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The UK Sales Manager will lead the UK Sales Team, to achieve and exceed Sales targets and increased market share across the UK region for the laboratory automation instruments and associated laboratory consumables. The UK Sales Manager will work closely with their UK liquid handling instrumentation sales team to develop and implement KAM plans for selected Key accounts across industry segments to include Pharmaceutical, Veterinary, Clinical/Hospital, Academia, CRO’s, and other industrial laboratories that use robotics and lab automation equipment, ensuring agreed goals are exceeded. Execute Sales and Marketing Strategies to achieve regional business and financial objectives for the laboratory automation, robotics and pipette tips product line for the UK.

Responsibilities

Business Management

  • Executes on the United Kingdom growth plan in line with the UK-commercial strategy and overall business objectives.

  • Ensures UK Sales Targets and business plans are met.

  • Develop and implement KAM plans for selected Key Accounts, ensuring agreed goals are exceeded.

  • Actively manage OPEX budget to ensure spending is under control.

  • Provides sales pipeline management to ensure development of short as well as mid-term business potential.

  • Monitor UK sales performance and provides regular feedback to the European commercial leadership as well as personnel; provides UK Forecast on monthly, quarterly, and annual basis.

  • Resource management and cost control aligned with UK market growth and potential.

  • Interfaces with service and applications teams to ensure appropriate support to sales activities and long term, sustainable customer satisfaction, takes lead in (de-)escalation management.

    Market Development

  • Represents the Company within the UK market acting through “Leading by Example”.

  • Networks with key opinion leaders, reference customers and distributors to drive the business at customer sites, conferences and exhibitions.

  • Feedback market intelligence, competitive landscape, customer requirements and trend analysis

  • Proposes regional marketing activities and justifies them by defining return of investment like seminars, regional trade shows, exhibitions, etc.

    Leadership and Performance Management

  • Assumes leadership of regional sales team and seeks for organizational development.

  • Manages staff and provides guidance, trainings, and tools to enable the team as well as individuals to operate successfully and effectively.

  • Attracts, retains, and develops talents and high potentials, keeps high performers motivated.

  • Takes leadership and managerial tasks in the regional matrix organization.

  • Collaborate with UK leadership team on UK business operational needs.

    Your background

    We’re not just looking for hard skills: We’re looking for a sales leader who will bring their passion and talent to work.

  • A Scientific or commercial degree in a life science or related discipline.

  • At least 10 years previous experience in selling complex, laboratory capital equipment and associated laboratory consumables, which requiring intensive technical understanding, preferably in the field of Multi-omics, Genomics, Cell Biology, Drug Discovery, Cellomics or Proteomics

  • Experience in the Automation, Liquid Handling or Detection markets are an advantage but not essential.

  • Strong leadership and managerial qualities with a large network and high business orientation (broad experience in industry)

  • Demonstrates ability to manage and motivate people, develop the organization by leading staff with confidence, motivation, decisiveness, flexibility, sound business judgment.

  • Excellent customer-relation and communication skills, and the ability to make timely and effective decisions.

  • Willingness to travel across the UK to perform the duties of the job.

    What makes working at our client unique?

    Comprehensive Compensation and Benefits package

    Progressive employment conditions

    Exciting career opportunities

    Wide range of training courses

    Working in an International and diverse environment

    Strong company culture with rich history

    The change to make it count and have an impact on the world of tomorrow

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