A TMS Hot Job – Head of Corporate Travel
Sunday, 12 Apr, 2007
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| Sydney Permanent AUD 100,000 neg. |
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** Successful leading travel company
** Exciting expansion phase ahead
** Executive salary
Our client a leading travel company is seeking a travel industry professional to lead and run their corporate travel division. This is a great role for someone who understands corporate travel, along with excellent sales experience.
It is a hands on role where you will be working with the sales team to grow the corporate business and manage the existing business.
If you have proven sales experience, along with an ability to take this organization to the next level, then call TMS today to find out more about this outstanding opportunity with a leading player in travel management.
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Or for further information please call the Sydney office at 02 9231 6444 quoting Job Reference Code Sal&SusExec A TMS TravelMole Hot Hob Opportunity |
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John Alwyn-Jones
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