Director Government Markets Business Growth (British Columbia)

Director Government Markets Business Growth (British Columbia)

09 Nov
|
Seaspan ULC
|
British Columbia

09 Nov

Seaspan ULC

British Columbia

Shape Seaspan Shipyards growth across government and international markets through customer strategy, strategic initiatives, and complex opportunities. Optional hybrid work follows required onsite onboarding.
This Director, Strategy and Business Development role interfaces with senior leadership and stakeholders across Seaspan. You will understand complex customer needs, develop technical and non-technical solutions, and lead implementation. The position requires disciplined business development, influential leadership, and solid communication with government and industry partners.
Key Responsibilities: Drive company growth through business development
Lead strategic initiative implementation
Develop customer and market strategies
Interface with departments across Seaspan




Advocate for Seaspan at industry conferences
Requirements: Proven strategy development and implementation record
Experience in shipbuilding, defence, aerospace, manufacturing, or construction
Leadership across direct and influential roles
Exceptional stakeholder communication and relationship-building skills
Ability to maintain calm, rational reasoning
Use market insight, persuasive communication, and strategic leadership to advance Seaspan Shipyards’ complex business development priorities.

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📌 Director Government Markets Business Growth (British Columbia)
🏢 Seaspan ULC
📍 British Columbia

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