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Moody's Corporation

Associate Director - Business Development Officer

Moody's Corporation

Washington, DC · full time · Associate Director

$113,200 – $164,050

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What this role is

This role leads growth in Moody's public sector business by cultivating partnerships with government contractors, integrators, and resellers to unlock new routes to market. It suits someone with 5–7 years in government-focused business development who can originate deals, manage complex relationships, and operate effectively across matrixed teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 5–7 years of business development, partnerships, or alliances experience in government or public sector markets
  • Proven track record developing and scaling partner-led growth initiatives
  • Strong understanding of government procurement models and partner-based sales
  • Experience with government-focused partners such as systems integrators, resellers, or consortiums
  • Demonstrated success driving new business through channel or co-sell models
  • Experience selling to or through partners in the US public sector
  • Excellent strategic thinking, relationship-building, negotiation, and stakeholder-management skills
  • Ability to influence cross-functional teams in complex, matrixed environments
  • Willingness to travel up to 30%
  • Bachelor's degree

Nice to have

  • Experience in technology, data, SaaS, or professional services organizations serving government customers
  • Experience working with prime contractors, systems integrators, or government resellers
  • Existing network across US government agencies or government contracting partners
  • MBA or equivalent advanced degree

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