Croda is a FTSE100 organisation where we truly believe our people are our difference and this, along with our values of Innovative, Responsible and Together, create ‘our Purpose, Smart science to improve lives™’. With over 5,000 employees globally, we specialise in the research and development of innovative ingredients for the Life Science and Consumer Care markets.
We are focused on developing our inclusive culture through accountability, collaboration and innovation. By joining Croda, you will be part of a team who are using smart science to create a more sustainable future.
As we deliver our ambitious Growth Strategy, we are looking for an ambitious Business Development Specialist to join our Consumer Care team, responsible for identifying, developing and maintaining profitable sales in Make Up markets.
Who We’re Looking For:
Experience of working in a similar Sales role, ideally with 2+ years of experience
Knowledge of regulations preferable
Bachelor’s Degree i.e. Biology, Pharmacy, Chemistry or other scientific fields with focus in cosmetic sector
Proficiency in MS Office
Must be fluent in local language
Must have good oral and written proficiency in the English language
What You’ll Be Doing:
Territories of responsibilities will include Italy, Croatia, Slovenia - with up to 70% travel required
To identify, develop & maintain profitable sales in line with annual targets/sales plan
To negotiate best possible commercial agreements with customers
Generate Croda’s CRM, Call Reports, Sample & Internet Inquires, and Sales Pipeline to drive the sales process
Perform all duties within the Company’s safety, health and environmental regulations
All other duties as assigned by management
Additional Information
This is a hybrid role based at our Mortara site, located in Pavia province.
You must reside, or willing to relocate, in the north of Italy - preferably in the areas surrounding Crema (CR) and/or within approximately a one-hour drive from Mortara (PV).
Why Cr
📌 Business Development Specialist (Mortara)
🏢 Croda
📍 Mortara