Senior Business Development Manager, Fire Underwriters Survey
At a glance
Senior Business Development role at Fa Ewmy Saasfaprod1. Remote, Canada · no salary stated · we estimate CA$123,875–CA$158,025 across Canada.
Fa Ewmy Saasfaprod1 has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.
remoteroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Build a pipeline for FUS and FRAM, then win new clients and grow existing municipal and insurance relationships
- Support subscription renewals and retention while finding ways to increase use of current and emerging offerings, including wildfire services
- Guide municipal and insurance clients as a trusted advisor, working with internal specialists on onboarding and implementation
- Develop proposals and take part in procurement and business-to-government sales processes
- Coordinate with technical, operational and commercial teams to support long-term client success
What you bring
- At least five years working with municipalities, fire departments, insurers or other listed public-safety and risk organizations
- At least five years handling complex client relationships and sales cycles that take time to close
- A record of success in business development, consultative selling, account growth or relationship management
- Post-secondary study in a relevant area, or an equivalent mix of education and experience
Who this fits
This suits a senior business development professional who can manage multiple stakeholders and explain technical or analytical ideas in practical business terms. You should be able to travel within Canada as needed. Fire protection, property risk or insurance knowledge and English/French fluency are considered assets.
From the employer
Fire Underwriters Survey (FUS), part of Verisk Canada, provides fire protection information and services that support communities and the insurance sector. The Fire Risk Assessment Model (FRAM) is an evolving decision-support service that helps municipal fire departments use data and analytics to identify and prioritize properties for fire prevention attention.
We are seeking a Business Development Manager, Fire Underwriters Survey (FUS) to drive the growth, retention, and expansion of FUS and FRAM solutions across Canada. This role is responsible for developing new business opportunities, expanding municipal and insurance sector relationships, supporting subscription renewals, and identifying opportunities to grow adoption of existing and emerging FUS solutions, including wildfire-related services.
The successful candidate will serve as a trusted advisor to municipal and insurance clients while partnering with internal subject matter experts to support onboarding, implementation, and long-term client success.
TBDWhat You Bring
Demonstrated success in business development, consultative sales, account growth, relationship management, or market expansion.
5 + years experience working with municipalities, fire departments, emergency services, insurers, underwriting organizations, risk management firms, or public-sector clients.
5 + years experience managing complex client relationships and long sales cycles.
Strong presentation, relationship-building, negotiation, and communication skills.
Ability to explain analytical or technical concepts in practical business terms.
Experience developing proposals, supporting procurement processes, or participating in business-to-government sales activities.
Knowledge of fire protection, fire insurance grading, property risk, municipal operations, public safety, or insurance industry practices is considered an asset.
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple stakeholders, opportunities, and priorities.
Post-secondary education in a relevant discipline or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Bilingual English/French is considered an asset.
Ability to travel within Canada, as required.
How Success Will Be Measured
Growth and quality of the business development pipeline.
New client acquisition and expansion of existing client relationships.
Subscription renewal and retention performance.
Growth of FUS, FRAM, wildfire, and related solution adoption.
Quality of strategic municipal and insurance sector relationships.
Contribution to revenue growth and recurring subscription business.
Effective collaboration across technical, operational, and commercial teams.
Client satisfaction, retention, and long-term account development.