Business Development Manager- Remote Midwest
Avient · United States · 2026-10-04
About this role
The Business Development Manager is responsible for target build and closure through market development. Accountability will center on margin and relationship building but will include prospecting & forecasting, achievement of sales objectives and directing activities across functional groups in support of account goals. Expectations include the ability to sell at all levels of management and build relationships that ensure Avient will continue to get the first and last look. Being skilled at customer centric selling approaches and effectively selling the value of our products and services are also keys to success. Individual must have the ability to assist customers in problem solving to deliver solutions, bring energy, enthusiasm and professionalism to their daily routines, and be able to perform the function independently and effectively coach and direct personnel in marketing and other disciplines to achieve results. This individual will be able to influence effectively at the peer level, as well as with the next level of the organization, as a thought leader influencing cross functionally. Thermoplastic and Thermoset Composite Product Experience Preferred. RV industry experience would be beneficial. Up to 75% travel is required.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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