Insights Sales Lead

ENGINEERINGUK
London
1 year ago
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dunnhumbyis the global leader in Customer Data Science, empowering businesses everywhere to compete and thrive in the modern data-driven economy. We always put the Customer First.

Our mission:to enable businesses to grow and reimagine themselves by becoming advocates and champions for their Customers. With deep heritage and expertise in retail - one of the world's most competitive markets, with a deluge of multi-dimensional data - dunnhumby today enables businesses all over the world, across industries, to be Customer First.

dunnhumbyemploys nearly 2,500 experts in offices throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas working for transformative, iconic brands such as Tesco, Coca-Cola, Meijer, Procter & Gamble and Metro.

This is a hands-on role, working with a broad range of clients in the prepared category across branded and own label, global CPGs and start-ups. You'll be expected to forensically understand their business, the categories they operate in and their relationship with Tesco. You'll use this information to build robust and value-add propositions to monetise our data and insight.

Working with your customer success colleagues, you'll network deep within your client's business, understanding and building relationships with stakeholders and budget holders across disciplines.

Detailed knowledge of our tools and the value they can add will be critical as you consultatively sell to clients that we have a strong existing business with & those new to Tesco & data insights.

You will line manage 1 colleague, supporting their development through coaching, leading by example and best in class sales processes.

The ideal candidate will have:

  • Account management / category experience gained in a Tesco facing role, or a track record of success in the insights sales space.
  • Experience in the fresh / frozen category would be an advantage.

The successful applicant would be expected to demonstrate:

  • Experience of using data to influence users and senior stakeholders.
  • A strong understanding of the UK retail market and the current challenges / opportunities.
  • Resilient, with a positive mindset, driven to find a new path when the first is blocked.
  • A relationship builder - comfortable adapting style to varied internal and external contacts, influencing based on their needs.
  • Highly numerate and displaying a structured approach to financial planning and reporting.
  • A great communicator, verbally and digitally, creating simple & actionable solutions.
  • Line management experience and evidence of developing their people.

What you can expect from us:

We won't just meet your expectations. We'll defy them. So you'll enjoy the comprehensive rewards package you'd expect from a leading technology company. But also, a degree of personal flexibility you might not expect. Plus, thoughtful perks, like flexible working hours and your birthday off.

You'll also benefit from an investment in cutting-edge technology that reflects our global ambition. But with a nimble, small-business feel that gives you the freedom to play, experiment and learn.

And we don't just talk about diversity and inclusion. We live it every day - with thriving networks including dh Gender Equality Network, dh Proud, dh Family, dh One and dh Thrive as the living proof. We want everyone to have the opportunity to shine and perform at your best throughout our recruitment process. Please let us know how we can make this process work best for you. For an informal and confidential chat please contact to discuss how we can meet your needs.

Our approach to Flexible Working:

At dunnhumby, we value and respect difference and are committed to building an inclusive culture by creating an environment where you can balance a successful career with your commitments and interests outside of work.

We believe that you will do your best at work if you have a work/life balance. Some roles lend themselves to flexible options more than others, so if this is important to you please raise this with your recruiter, as we are open to discussing agile working opportunities during the hiring process.

For further information about how we collect and use your personal information please see our Privacy Notice which can be found(here).

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