Director, Automotive Licensing

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Job status

Permanent

Location

WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY - Hearst Television
Lawrenceville, GA, United States

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Job Description

Join Black Book as the Director of Automotive Licensing and lead the expansion and utilization of cutting-edge data and analytics products. This pivotal role requires a seasoned automotive sales expert with a vast industry network, specializing in automotive data licensing across multiple verticals including dealer groups, insurance, fleet management, and more. Collaborate closely with sales and analytics teams to drive incremental revenue through strategic partnerships and new business development. Travel up to 2-3 nights per week and leverage your expertise in automotive data to influence key industry players and foster strong customer relationships.

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WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY - Hearst Television

WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY - Hearst Television

🚗 Take the lead as Director, Automotive Licensing at Black Book! Leverage your 15+ years in automotive sales and data expertise to drive revenue and build strategic partnerships with industry leaders. This high-impact role offers collaboration with innovative teams and opportunities to influence key decision-makers. Ideal for a confident, motivated professional passionate about automotive data and technology. 🌟 Ready to accelerate your career with a market leader? Join us today!

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