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About the role
The company operates a hotel brand and seeks to generate revenue through proactive sales, account management and business development. This role owns leading sales efforts to secure corporate, government, NGO and group business, maximize occupancy and overall profitability for the property.
What you'll do
Identify, solicit and secure new business opportunities across corporate, government, NGO and group segments
Develop and maintain a strong portfolio of key accounts and conduct regular sales calls
Prepare, negotiate contracts, proposals and rate agreements
Generate group bookings, meetings, conferences and social events
Manage relationships with existing clients to drive repeat business and monitor account production
Work with Revenue Management to maximize occupancy and ADR and achieve sales targets
What they're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business Administration, Hospitality Management or related field
Minimum 3-5 years of hotel sales experience with a proven track record
Experience managing corporate and group accounts
Strong negotiation, presentation and relationship management skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and hotel sales systems
Excellent communication and time-management abilities
For applicants in Nigeria
Location is Ikot Ekpene, Nigeria; the listing indicates eligibility for in Nigeria applicants
The listing does not specify a timezone requirement; confirm during interview
The listing does not state whether the role is contract or employee; confirm during interview
The listing does not mention pay currency or salary range; confirm during interview
Visa or work-authorization notes are not specified; confirm during interview
Summarized by RemoteWork from the original listing. Always confirm details on the employer’s page.
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