Director Government Programs (AMC) Jobs

Director Government Programs (AMC) Duties

SUMMARY
Responsible for developing overall marketing strategy for GAC Government clients through market research and analyzing Government data. Must have extensive experience with the DOD USTRANSCOM and AMC. Directs plans and implements marketing and sales programs of GAC's services by performing the following duties personally or through subordinate managers.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following/ other duties may be assigned.

Maximize the company’s long term DOD USTRANSCOM and AMC opportunities through lobbying efforts and established contacts.

Establishes strategic marketing and sales plans to achieve GAC objectives for future Government Contracts.

Negotiates Government contract and terms.

Develops and executes compreh...
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Established Values System
Successful applicants must be primarily self-motivated and have the ability to work unsupervised. Self-satisfaction must be found by treating others well, since feedback will come more often from customers than from supervisory personnel. This will allow you to maintain high standards even under pressure from peers to relax those standards. You must be self-confident and take responsibility for your actions, preferring to earn rewards rather than expecting entitlements.