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The Company:

International Medical Devices business

Excellent reputation for quality and service

A business which invests in their employees

Progressive business

The Role of the Export Manager

Managing existing and recruiting new international medical device distributors

Focus areas are Middle East and Europe.

Selling procedure packs and other associated supplies for usage in operating theatres and critical care areas

Negotiating, dealing with contracts and supporting the distributors to achieve growth

Identifying opportunities to introduce new products to existing accounts.

Benefits of the Export Manager

£50k-£60k basic

Bonuses

Company Car/Car Allowance

Pension

25 days holiday + bank holidays

The Ideal Person for the Export Manager

Must have a proven track record with international medical device distributors.

A relationship builder who can challenge and influence the customer

Someone who is commercially minded and wants to progress their career with a business on the up.

Ability to work under pressure and on own initiative

Attention to detail

Capable of delivering against strict deadlines and influence others to do the same

Ability to work well in a team environment

Pro-active and responsive to customer requirements

If you think the role of Export Manager is for you, apply now!

Consultant: David Gray 

Email: (url removed)

Tel no. (phone number removed)

Candidates must be eligible to work and live in the UK.

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