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Sadoff-Iron-&-Metal-Compan in Wisconsin seeks an experienced Executive Trader – Business Development who thrives on autonomy, uncovers new opportunities, and aims for a long-term leadership path. This role offers structured training, mentorship, and advancement for those who want a lasting career runway.
You will identify and secure new business, manage supplier and customer relationships, develop pricing strategies, provide market intelligence, and collaborate with operations, finance, and
We are seeking an experienced Executive Trader – Business Development professional who thrives on autonomy, excels at uncovering new opportunities, and is motivated to grow into a future leadership role. This position is ideal for someone who wants more than a job — someone who wants a long-term career runway, supported by structured training, mentorship, and advancement opportunities.
We operate in a dynamic metals market, and we’re looking for someone who is eager to make an impact from day one.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
WHAT MAKES YOU A STRONG FIT?
Self-motivated, ambitious, and eager to grow — you want a role that challenges you and moves your career forward.
Proven ability to drive revenue growth, margin improvement, and new business development.
Strong financial and business acumen, with deep understanding of cost drivers, margin structure, and value creation.
Strong negotiation skills paired with the ability to influence and lead cross-functional partners.
Excellent communication skills and a relationship-first mindset.
Comprehensive understanding of metals markets, indexes, suppliers, consumers, and key market drivers.
Ability to excel in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities.
A collaborative team player with a strong track record of managing multiple complex projects.
REQUIRED SKILLS/ABILITIES
QUALIFICATIONS, EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE/TRAINING
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
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