Vice President of Business Development - Power Division
Utilities One Group
Provides specialized infrastructure consulting, engineering, construction and utility services.
Lead national/regional growth and client partnerships for power sector services.
13 days ago ago
Expert & Leadership (13+ years)
Full Time
Voorhees, NJ
Hybrid
Company Size
1,000 Employees
Service Specialisms
Telecommunications
Power Utilities
Renewable Energy
Water Utilities
Wireless Carriers
Technology Deployment
Engineering
Design
Sector Specialisms
Telecommunications
Power Utilities
Renewable Energy
Water Utilities
Wireless Carriers
Technology Deployment
Wireline Projects
Wireless Networks
Role
Description
client outreach
revenue targets
market intelligence
business strategy
contract negotiation
performance reporting
Act as the primary face of the company with prospective clients, regulators, and industry stakeholders.
Represent Utilities One at industry forums and conferences, positioning the company as a thought leader in the power sector.
Set and oversee annual and quarterly revenue goals and strategic objectives.
Lead and mentor the business development and sales teams, fostering a results-driven, collaborative, and client-focused culture.
Identify, pursue, and close high-value opportunities with investor-owned utilities, cooperatives, municipalities, independent power producers, and renewable energy developers.
Track market trends, competitive intelligence, and regulatory developments in the power sector to identify opportunities for growth and innovation.
Provide high-level input on contract negotiations, pricing strategies, and partnership models.
Collaborate with executive leadership and cross-functional teams to align business development with operational capacity and company vision.
Define and lead Utilities One’s business development strategy across all power segments (Transmission, Distribution, Renewable Energy, Engineering, and Field Services).
Report on key performance metrics, sales pipeline, and market intelligence to the executive team.
Develop and present business cases, financial models, and strategic proposals to both internal stakeholders and external clients.
Leverage existing relationships and establish new partnerships through networking, conferences, and industry engagements.
Requirements
contracts
strategic
10+ years
communication
power sector
mba
Strong track record of securing and managing large-scale contracts with utilities and energy companies.
Proven ability to set strategic direction, drive revenue growth, and lead cross-functional teams.
10+ years of progressive business development or sales leadership experience in the power sector (utilities, renewable energy, transmission/distribution, or EPC firms).
Excellent communication, negotiation, and presentation skills.
Deep knowledge of power sector trends, regulatory frameworks, and emerging technologies.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, or a related field (MBA preferred).
Benefits
PTO/Paid Holidays;
Whole Life Insurance;
Health Insurance plans; (health, dental, vision);
Great Work Environment;
401k Plan;
Career Advancement Opportunities.
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
$750M
Annual Revenue
The company generates around $750 million in annual revenue.
Born from a vision to unify fragmented utility services into a single powerhouse addressing power, water, telecom, wireless and renewable needs.
the group has grown steadily since its founding.
Delivers major projects: from grid upgrades and EV‑charging networks to fiber deployment (FTTH/FTTX) and large‑scale water‑pipeline builds.
Specializes across sectors: power delivery, wireless/5G infrastructure, fiber wireline, renewable energy systems, water utilities, oil & gas, data‑center infrastructure.
Known for full‑stack capabilities: engineering, construction, tech deployment, consulting and end‑to‑end services.
Stands out by combining traditional utility expertise with emerging tech—like battery storage, smart grid, small‑cell wireless and storm‑restoration crews.