Partner Article
1) Business Development Officer
POE/F (£27,492-£32,487pa) Tyne and Wear Development Company is a local authority owned company dealing with inward investment, aftercare of established large businesses and marketing of Tyne and Wear as a business location. Our recent inward investment successes include GE Money, Valeo (UK), Big Lottery Fund, Tacle (UK) and HM Plant.
We currently require a Business Development Officer to help with this important work. The successful applicant will become one of the first points of contact for investment enquiries into the area and therefore a crucial member of the team.
They will need the knowledge and experience to be able to work with business representatives at the very highest levels and will be a good communicator with excellent presentation skills. They will have at least 4 years experience in economic development work and be educated to degree level or possess an equivalent professional qualification. They should have a good knowledge of the area’s business infrastructure and the drive and commitment to meet the company’s high standards.
Duties will include: Co-ordinating and conducting inward investment visits to the area. Working with larger businesses seeking to relocate and/or expand within Tyne and Wear. Conducting aftercare visits as part of a regional programme and liaising with a range of partner organisations including local authorities and One NorthEast.
For application forms and further details telephone, write or email: Tyne and Wear Development Company, Investor House, Colima Avenue, Sunderland Enterprise Park, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR5 3XB. Tel: 0191 516 9099 or email: locations@tyne-wear.co.uk. Closing date for returned applications is 2nd October 2006.
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