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AIC
Head of Business Development
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A Director of Business Development is a highly specialized Business Development Manager. Plans and directs sale of products or services to customers. Coordinates sales distribution. Establishes sales territories, quotas and/or goals for staff, and provides training for sales representatives. Analyzes sales data to monitor customer preferences and develops strategies for increasing sales.
$199,391 / year median in California
-2% projected decline
Job Description
Head of Business Development AIC
- 4.1 El Segundo, CA Job Details Full-time $165,000
- $200,000 a year 1 hour ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Qualifications Achieving large sales Business development management Sales proposal development Sales experience within government DoD experience Sales team management Proposal writing New customer acquisition Sales pipeline management Corporate sales environment B2G Sales leadership Full Job Description Physical AI will decide the balance of power for the next century.
- Develop and support a coordinated business development strategy across all AIC portfolio companies, aligning pursuits with each company's capabilities and the corresponding Operating Partner's overall growth priorities. DOD and government procurement
- Build and manage relationships with DOD program offices, prime contractors, and other government customers; identify, qualify, and pursue new contract opportunities across the full AIC portfolio. Commercial business development
- Build on existing relationships with commercial and industrial customers in robotics, aerospace, and adjacent supply chains; identify new commercial revenue streams for portfolio companies. Portfolio company support
- Work hands-on with the management team at each portfolio company, alongside Operating Partner, to build individual BD pipelines, capture plans, and proposal processes, acting as a player-coach where a company lacks dedicated BD resources. Cross-portfolio opportunities
- Identify opportunities where two or more portfolio companies can jointly bid or cross-sell, and broker those introductions and teaming arrangements. Pipeline and reporting
- Build a standardized pipeline and opportunity-tracking process across the portfolio; report bookings, pipeline health, and win/loss trends to AIC's executive team. Proposals and capture
- Lead or support capture strategy, teaming decisions, and proposal development for priority pursuits, particularly larger or multi-company opportunities. M&A support
- Provide market and customer insight to AIC's Corp Finance/M&A team on target company customer relationships, contract vehicles, and growth potential. Talent and process building
- As the portfolio grows, help hire, train, and mentor BD talent at individual portfolio companies, and establish repeatable BD playbooks and tools.
Compensation & Benefits Salary:
$165,000- $200,000+, commensurate with experience, plus performance bonus