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- Looking to manage Kingfisher and develop that account base?
- Looking for career growth and development?
- Want to work for an ethical company with a fantastic company culture?
Job Description:
- Recruiting for a Senior Account Manager to manage the UK Kingfisher account of my client (B&Q and Screwfix)
- You will be responsible for P&L and managing the portfolio and tasked with developing this account base further and increasing turnover
- Look for other opportunities for growth in accounts that are not being worked with across DIY retail and trade
About the Company:
- Working with a reputable power tools manufacturer with excellent quality products and a well established presence within trade and DIY
- An ethical, family feel culture with an emphasise on people support and development
- My client have exciting growth plans it is certainly a great time to join and develop your professional career as part of an expanding team
Key Skills/Experience Required:
- Experience managing Kingfisher is essential as this is the sole account you will be managing at least to start with
- A drive for personal growth and career progression as my client has excellent career progression opportunities
Salary/Benefits Information:
- £55,000 - £60,000
- Bonus
- Car
- Benefits
Contact: Rebecca Isaac
Job Reference: RI/87520
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If your application is successful we will contact you to discuss the opportunity in more detail, within 48 hours of receiving your application.
Should you not hear from us within 3 working days please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion. Please be advised that if unsuccessful for this role we may keep your details in our hold file, during which time you may be contacted for other suitable vacancies. If you do not want us to do this please call us to advise.
In the meantime, we would like to thank you for your interest in Cavendish Maine.
