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PreSales Consultant role becomes critical to unlocking automation pathways to realise the full potential of Work Report. Working collaboratively with our dedicated Work Report business development team and vertical market account teams to find, develop and convert opportunities across Banking, Financial Services, Telco, Utilities, Public Sector and Retail clients. … articulating and demonstrating how new innovative solutions help solve problems and generate new unexplored opportunities. Youll always be inquisitive and can actively support the business development team to build a growing pipeline of current and future opportunities. Experian has a broad set of capabilities and assets that make us … as complete and value-generating as possible, for each individual engagement. Your role will be pivotal to the success of Experians Work Report sales strategy and business performance of the wider Go-to-market function. You will be working with Vertical Market and Product Management teams to contribute more »

our clients. This role opens you to a category that is constantly evolving, requires the successful applicant to work with many areas of the business areas to develop and deliver procurement strategies acquiring new data sources as well as developing and expanding existing sources. The role requires you to … approach things differently and be creative both commercially and technically whilst still demonstrating the best practice of a procurement professional. Working with the Business Units and Data Office to develop procurement strategies to help the business meet its strategic goals Researching category and market to be a trusted … advisor to the business with regards Data acquisition. Planning and negotiation new and renewing data acquisitions to ensure value for money but also mitigating risk whilst meeting the business needs. Undertaking RFx and e-auctions as appropriate. Participating in global activities to learn and leverage knowledge from other more »