
Business Development Representative
Opply
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: New York City • New York • United States
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Salary
💰 $60,000 - $70,000 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Create new business opportunities with scaling USA food and consumer goods brands
- Own the top of the funnel: prospecting, qualifying, and booking high-quality discovery meetings
- Use traditional outbound sales methods, attending nationwide industry events, and hosting your own events
- Build multi-channel sequences that break through noise and create genuine conversations
- Run discovery-style calls focused on operational pain, cashflow pressure, and supply chain challenges
- Qualify opportunities with precision: budget, authority, need, and timeline
- Set up high-quality handoffs to Account Executives with clear context and next steps
- Keep the CRM clean, accurate, and actionable
Requirements
- 1-5 years experience in high outbound Sales in a Business Development role
- Track record of hitting or exceeding targets (consistent performance, not one-off wins)
- B2B sales experience targeting SMB customers
- Early stage startup experience / You’ve started a business or similar yourself
- Experience or interest in the food/consumer goods industry with brands and suppliers preferred
- Experience in selling software / technology
Benefits
- 33 days holiday inc Public holidays
- Flexible hybrid working (balance autonomy with collaboration)
- Regular team socials and global offsites to connect, collaborate, and celebrate
- Health Insurance
- Pension scheme
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard Skills & Tools
B2B salesoutbound salesprospectingqualifyingdiscovery callssales targetsCRM managementmulti-channel sequencessales methodologiesoperational pain analysis
Soft Skills
communicationrelationship buildingnegotiationorganizational skillsproblem-solvingtime managementattention to detailadaptabilitycollaborationstrategic thinking