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- Job posted on: 13th Oct 2020
Do you have experience in sales, business development or account management? Are you interested in joining a rapidly scaling organisation that seeks to help individuals facing significant challenges into employment?
We are seeking a talented Business Development Coordinator, skilled in managing B2B accounts, who is passionate about working with communities facing significant barriers to employment. As Business Development Coordinator, you will be responsible for helping to generate a pipeline of potential employer partners, engaging them in the program and ensuring the ongoing success of the partnerships. You will work closely with the Employment & Alumni Coordinator to ensure all graduates are successfully placed with employers within 90 days of graduation. You will report to the Business Development Manager.
You are energised at the thought of supporting people into employment and helping the organisation to grow and become sustainable. You have experience working in the not-for-profit or start-up space. You are comfortable diving into a role and using your initiative to overcome obstacles. You are able to influence and motivate to get the best out of people. You have outstanding interpersonal skills and a positive spirit to work closely with partner organisations of differing sizes and types. Most importantly, you have a proven ability to establish and nurture relationships to achieve outcomes.
Worldwide, more than 75 million young people are unemployed. But many employers can’t find people with the skills they need for entry-level jobs. Generation was created in 2014 to help bridge this gap—at speed and scale.
We’re building a skills-training methodology that can serve hundreds of thousands, and eventually millions, of people a year. And we’re building proof that this training creates real business outcomes for employers, and lasting career impact for trainees—so everyone has the incentive to invest in skills. Our goal is to help our students achieve personal and professional success—and fundamentally change their life trajectories. Generation programs prepare unemployed or underemployed people for jobs in four sectors: healthcare, technology, retail/sales, and skilled trades.
Today, Generation is active in thirteen countries with over 38,000 graduates with diverse social, economic and labour-market contexts.