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ViacomCBS

Business Development Manager

Recent update: · Fast-track hiring · Focus skill today: Territory Management
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St. Cloud, MN 45.5579, -94.1632
EmploymentContract
ExperienceManager
Salary$95,000 - $139,000
Posted2026-06-14

Marketing that doesn't move revenue is decoration, so ViacomCBS hires Business Development Manager talent that connects creative to closed deals. This contract Business Development Manager role offers a $95,000 - $139,000 salary, real ownership over your work, and a clear path to grow alongside a team that ships.

Key Responsibilities

What You'll Bring

Everything ViacomCBS ships starts as an ownership-driven argument in a St. Cloud conference room about how Challenger Sale should really work. We onboard you to the sales marketing mission first and the Strategic Account Planning tooling second, in that order.

Start at $95,000 - $139,000 and watch the benefits, growth budget, and flexible scheduling do the heavy lifting on your work-life balance.

Live in St. Cloud, MN as of this hour, with reviews ongoing.

Let the ViacomCBS team in St. Cloud, MN meet the person behind the Enterprise Sales on your resume.

Qualifications

  • Territory Management
  • Discovery Calls
  • Enterprise Sales
  • RFP Response
  • HubSpot CRM
  • Inside Sales
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • Challenger Sale
  • Outreach.io
  • Strategic Account Planning
  • Multitasking
  • Collaboration
  • Stakeholder Management

Benefits & Perks

  • Company car or car allowance
  • Wellness Programs
  • Housing Allowance
  • No-meeting Fridays
  • Industry membership dues
  • Company Outings
  • Company swag and merchandise
  • 529 college savings plan
  • Core hours flexibility
  • Charitable Giving
  • Life Insurance
  • Annual physical and health screenings
  • Casual dress code
  • Onsite Childcare
  • On-site flu shots and vaccinations

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