Business Development Proposal Specialist (Nova Scotia)

Business Development Proposal Specialist (Nova Scotia)

28 Aug
|
Commissionaires Nova Scotia
|
Nova Scotia

28 Aug

Commissionaires Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Drive organizational growth as a Business Development Proposal Specialist in Nova Scotia. Your expertise in proposal management and strategic thinking will lead to competitive submissions and successful opportunities.

In this critical role, you'll identify and pursue business opportunities while crafting compelling proposals for Requests for Proposals (RFPs), Requests for Quotations (RFQs), and more. Collaborating with executives and technical experts, your skills in relationship management, project coordination, and persuasive writing will be essential to meet demanding deadlines and align with strategic objectives.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop end-to-end proposal responses
• Manage proposal kick-off meetings and strategies




• Write and edit content from multiple stakeholders
• Ensure submissions meet quality standards
• Oversee proposal library and best practices

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in relevant fields
• 5-8 years in business development or proposal management
• Solid written communication and editing skills
• Proven ability to manage multiple, competing deadlines
• Experience with public or private sector procurement processes

Utilize your strategic acumen and project management skills to contribute to company success in Nova Scotia.
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📌 Business Development Proposal Specialist (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Commissionaires Nova Scotia
📍 Nova Scotia

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