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International Sales Manager - Medical Devices

Euro London Appointments
Twickenham
4 days ago
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International Sales Manager - Medical Devices - exc salary and benefits - Twickenham - office based


About the Role

We are looking for a driven and ambitious International Sales Manager to play a key role in growing the international customer base, managing distributor relationships, and driving sales of medical devices. The role will involve a mix of business development, distributor management and marketing, making it ideal for a self-starter who thrives in a fast-moving, international environment. This is a small company and the ideal candidate may come from a previous start up or scale up role.


Responsibilities


  • Business Development
  • Generate revenue of organisations medical device portfolio within hospitals and healthcare organisations.
  • Identify, approach, and convert new business opportunities, building a strong pipeline of customers and key opinion leaders.
  • Distributor Management
  • Oversee sales efforts across different international markets, managing international distributors and ensuring complementary strategies across regions.
  • Events, Marketing & Promotion
  • Participate in international conferences, exhibitions, and workshops to showcase the companies technologies.
  • Business Travel
  • Willingness and flexibility to travel frequently (50%) within the UK, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
  • Teamwork
  • Collaborate closely with product development, marketing, and regulatory teams to synchronize sales efforts.


The successful candidate will have the following:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Life Sciences, or a related field.
  • 5 years’ experience working in international sales of medical devices within a start-up or scale up environment.
  • Proven ability to develop new markets and establish strategic partnerships.
  • Excellent communication and relationship building skills
  • Autonomous and self-driven
  • People person, communicating at events, face to face meetings and presentation of products
  • Ability to introduce new innovative products into markets

Required Skills

IT skills

  • Must be competent in the use of MS Office, Internet and email.

Language skills

  • Must have professional working competency in English C1 Level
  • Additional European or Middle Eastern languages advantageous


This is an excellent role with potential and growth for the right candidate. For more information, please send your CV to be reviewed.


All candidates must have the right to work in the Uk without requiring furture sponsorship


Please be advised CVs will be treated in the strictest of confidence and that your application will not be forwarded without your permission. We aim to respond promptly to your application however, due to the high level of CVs we receive we are only able to respond to applicants whose profile matches our Clients requirements.

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