Duties of a business development executive may vary, but typically include:

- Attracting new consumers in an effort to sell more products through the use of effective marketing practices.

-Finding other brands and companies to work alongside to reach out to other markets and to establish joint ventures.

-Research other brands and market trends, brainstorming ideas for new products and services.

-Build the brand's reputation with the consumer.

- Work closely with the regional sales managers and the sales teams.

Qualifications for a business development executive typically include a four-year degree in a business-related field and two to four years of work experience in the field. Communication and management skills are also a must for business development executive, as they manage several projects at a time and have specific deadlines. Building strong relationships with clients and consumers is vital. (Copyright 2018 PayScale.com)

Business Development Executive Tasks

• Develop positive business relationships with clients.
• Identify and pursue new opportunities for business partnerships.
• Write business proposals and lead negotiation of contract terms.
• Evaluate the benefits and risks of potential partnerships.