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GSI

Business Development Manager

1004 E Illinois St, Assumption, IL 62510

Remote · $130k–$170k (as posted)

First seen by offpeak October 5, 2026

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The Business Development Manager is responsible for driving incremental revenue growth across farm and commercial grain markets by identifying, developing, and converting new business opportunities. This role works in close partnership with Sales Managers and District Sales Managers (DSMs) to expand market share through dealer conversions, entry into new markets, and share-of-wallet growth within existing accounts. This role owns execution across key growth levers, including new dealer development, market expansion, and account penetration, while supporting strategic opportunities that accelerate regional performance. The Manager operates as a highly collaborative, field-oriented leader without direct reports, working alongside Sales Managers and DSMs to support opportunity development, strengthen dealer networks, and deliver measurable growth aligned to company sales objectives.

Your Impact & Responsibilities

Business Development & Growth Execution

Dealer & Market Expansion Strategy

Share-of-Wallet & Account Growth

Market Intelligence & Strategic Alignment

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Your Experience and Qualifications

Compensation and Benefits

Expected annual salary for this role will be $130,000 - $170,000 plus eligible for an annual bonus. This is dependent upon job related knowledge, experience, and skills.

Benefits will include the ability to elect health care and wellness plans, dental and vision plans, flexible and virtual work options (where available), 401(k) Savings Plan with company match, paid holidays, paid time off, health savings and flexible spending accounts, reimbursement for continuing education, life insurance, and other supplemental insurance plans.

Workplace and Travel

This position is classified as remote/field-based, with travel North America to meet with commercial contractors, end users, and internal teams. Occasional travel to manufacturing and engineering sites is required. Expected travel to be 50% - 80%.