Country Sales Manager - France
paris
Europe /
Hybrid /
Hybrid
Unison is a telecom and renewables infrastructure investment firm funded in partnership with Ardian - the global investment house based in Paris with over $150 billion in assets under management. Unison commenced operations in 2003 and today invests in real estate and infrastructure hosting wireless and renewables tenants in the United States and Europe. The Company is expanding rapidly and looking for talented, entrepreneurial team members to grow with us.
THE JOB:
We seek a Sales Director / Director of Origination in France to advance our mission by sourcing and securing attractive investment opportunities in telecommunications.
Recruit, train, and lead a team of originators that source and close on telecom ground lease and fiber-based infrastructure acquisitions.
Identify, build, and manage a network of broker originators to source and close ground lease and fiber-based infrastructure transactions.
Build relationships with customers and institutional partners to identify large-scale investment opportunities and increase the value and revenue from the Company’s asset portfolio.
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
A background in telecommunications real estate.
Real estate negotiation and closing experience.
Business-to-Consumer direct sales, including outbound dialing.
Business development experience and existing relationships with telecommunications providers a plus.
Experience leading sales teams preferred.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES:
An entrepreneur from an institutional background who seeks a new challenge.
A person who shares our values.
A love of adventure - we are creating a new company in new asset categories in new countries.
Proven ability to deliver results and prioritize tasks in a fast-moving, dynamic environment.
OTHER DETAILS:
Competitive compensation package including salary, bonus, and incentives.
Remote work, paid holidays, paid time off.
Must be authorized to work in-country without visa sponsorship.
English and French proficiency required.
