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Guildhall is assisting an established defence and aerospace client in expanding its Gulf presence. The Regional Partnership Manager will open conversations with government-linked entities and industrial partners, focusing on long-term structures rather than direct sales while traveling across the Gulf to nurture senior relationships.
Ideal candidates will have experience opening Gulf conversations, a genuine interest in defence technologies, and a background in related high-technology sectors.
Guildhall is running a confidential search for an established defence and aerospace company expanding its presence in the Gulf. The company is growing quickly and building its reputation within its industry. It is a rare seat building market access from zero for a company moving fast.
Open first conversations with government-linked entities and industrial partners in the Gulf. Build toward long-term local partnership structures rather than direct sales. Operate as an early entry point for a company building its presence in the region. Work closely with a separate business development lead who owns the commercial sell. Travel frequently across the Gulf to build and maintain senior relationships.
Ground-floor role building a Gulf presence for a fast-scaling defence technology group. Direct exposure to government and industrial stakeholders across the region. Scope to shape how the company enters and grows in the Gulf market.
Defence and aerospace companies expanding into the Gulf increasingly hire a dedicated partnerships lead ahead of any formal local entity tasked with opening relationships with government-linked bodies, system integrators and industrial partners. This role typically sits apart from sales; it builds the relationships and structures that later commercial activity depends on, often working toward localisation or joint-venture arrangements. Demand for this profile has grown as more defence and aerospace companies look to the Gulf for co-production and industrial partnerships. Candidates who have personally opened these conversations rather than only managed existing accounts are in short supply.