Company Overview
Lloyd McGill is a management and sustainability consultancy specializing in ISO standards in Information Security, Data Privacy, Quality, Environmental, Occupational Health & Safety, and Business Continuity. We help organizations achieve certification and improve business processes.
Job Summary
Drive recurring sales and maintain strong client relationships to meet business targets. Manage administrative tasks, corporate website, and social media to support business growth in a consultative, self-directed environment.
Responsibilities
- Generate recurring sales of training and maintenance services with existing clients to achieve business objectives and targets
- Build and sustain strong business relationships with existing clients to enhance client retention and satisfaction
- Execute business and administrative activities including documentation, record keeping, sales invoicing, and timely follow-up on client payments
- Manage and update the corporate website and social media platforms to maintain an active online presence and support marketing efforts
Preferred competencies and qualifications
- Possess NITEC / Higher NITEC / Diploma in Business Studies, Business Administration, or Human Resources Administration
- Demonstrate fluency in English to communicate effectively with clients and team members
- Build rapport with customers to foster trust and long-term engagement
- Apply good communication and presentation skills to convey information clearly and persuasively
- Exhibit self-motivation and discipline to work independently and meet targets
- Maintain a positive attitude to contribute to a collaborative work environment
- Function effectively both independently and as a team player
- Possess basic IT knowledge to support administrative and digital tasks
Other Information
Working Environment:
- Location: Bugis Junction
- Consultative work environment with self-directed accountability and responsibility
- Full-time position with a 5-day work week and hybrid work schedule
- Performance-based sales commission