Strategic Partnerships Development Manager - Slovak/Czech

Coyle Consulting; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work (Tue-Thu in office)

Job summary

Coyle Consulting is seeking a Strategic Partnerships Development Manager for a 12-month contract in Dublin, with hybrid work (Tue-Thu in office). The role focuses on building strategic partnerships, account management, and growth opportunities for an international technology client.

Fluent Czech and/or Slovak and English are required, along with strong communication, presentation and relationship-management skills to engage online publishers and cross-functional teams.

Qualifications

• Experience in account management, sales planning or client-facing commercial role.
• Experience within advertising, sales, marketing, consulting, media or a related environment.
• Fluent Czech and/or Slovak and English.

Skills

Account management

Sales planning

Advertising

Marketing

Consulting

Media

Czech language

Slovak language

English

Job description

Strategic Partnerships Development Manager - Slovak or Czech Language

Contract via Coyle Consulting

12-month contract

Hybrid (Tuesday-Thursday in office)

Dublin Ireland

We’re currently recruiting for an exciting 12-month contract opportunity with a leading global technology company, based in Dublin.

This role would suit someone with experience in account management, sales planning, advertising, marketing, consulting, or media, who enjoys working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

What we’re looking for:

• Experience in an account management, sales planning or client-facing commercial role
• Experience within advertising, sales, marketing, consulting, media or a related environment
• Strong understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing online publishers
• Fluent Czech and/or Slovak and English
• Strong communication, presentation and relationship-management skills
• A commercially minded approach, with an ability to identify opportunities to drive growth and revenue