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| Posted: | 14/09/26 | |
| Recruiter: | Always Candid | |
| Reference: | 3176701326 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Disciplines: | IT Manager | |
| Salary: | £75,000 - £85,000 Annual Bonus, Car Allowance & Package | |
| Location: | Southampton, Hampshire | |
| Description: | Regional Commercial Manager Logistics and Supply Chain Regional role Hybrid Working This is a significant commercial appointment with a well-established, multi-site UK logistics group undergoing an ambitious period of transformation. We are looking for an experienced commercial operator to take ownership of the growth agenda across a defined region. This is a much broader opportunity than a traditional Business Development Manager position, combining new-business development, strategic key-account leadership, regional commercial planning and the potential to build and lead a regional commercial team. The successful individual will work closely with senior commercial and operational leaders to identify, develop and convert high-quality opportunities across transport, warehousing, distribution, network and wider value-added logistics services. Crucially, this person will provide the commercial leadership needed to turn opportunities into deliverable and profitable customer solutions. They will bring the right people together internally, create momentum across different locations and functions, and ensure that commercial commitments can be delivered successfully. The Role You will:
The Person We are looking for a commercially ambitious and experienced logistics professional who can operate strategically while remaining close to customers and delivery. You are likely to bring:
This opportunity will suit an established Regional Sales Manager or Commercial Manager, or a high-performing senior Business Development or Key Account professional ready to take on a broader leadership remit. It offers considerable scope to influence regional strategy, strengthen major customer relationships, deliver profitable growth and help shape the future commercial organisation.
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