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An award-winning Creative Studio based in London have an opportunity for a Business Development Director to join their growing team. The role benefits from a competitive starting salary and hybrid working is available.
As Business Development Director you will be responsible for creating fantastic new audio and visual experiences for clients in the advertising, film, television and automotive industries. Responsibilities will include:
- Selling the company's creative talent using your network of extensive contacts.
- Creating new business opportunities.
- Working directly with clients to produce budgets.
- Overseeing projects with the production team to ensure all your clients are receiving the best possible experience.
- Ensuring that the whole team are developing long-term commercial relationships with agencies, production companies and direct to brands.
- Overseeing high level creative projects from pro - production stage to delivery.
The key skills required for the Business Development Director will be:
- An established network of clients and contacts working within CGI and 2D VFX.
- Comfortable building relationships with clients and stakeholders.
- A background within TV and Film.
- Experience with VFX processes and pipelines is a must!
- Excellent problem-solving skills.
- An ability to work on your own initiative.
- Experience within the commercials and music promo world is preferred.
This is an amazing opportunity to build senior client relationships and drive revenue for a company making a significant difference in post-production sound and visual effects.
If you would like to find out more about the Business Development Director, click the "APPLY NOW" button below and we will be in touch.
Please note: Any reference to salary or pay rates in this advertisement are indicative only and should only be used as a guide.
ASC Connections Ltd acts as an employment business for temporary positions and an employment agency for permanent positions. We are committed to equal opportunity and diversity.
