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Business Development Director | APAC

EBANX Open · verified Oct 22, 2026
Shanghai Director Business Development

At a glance

Director-level Business Development role at EBANX. Shanghai.

Pay not stated Business Development Director salary

RoleBusiness Development
SeniorityDirector
LocationShanghai
PostedSep 30, 2026 · 3w ago
Role brief

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What you'll do

  • Find and close new APAC brands, while growing revenue in SaaS, AI, streaming and video games
  • Set regional go-to-market plans that reduce reliance on any one account, vertical or country
  • Build a merchant activation guide with internal teams to bring newly signed merchants live sooner
  • Deliver regional gross profit and activation goals while protecting pricing and take rates in deal negotiations
  • Hire and develop sales specialists, broaden revenue across regions and sectors, and present the APAC growth plan to stakeholders

What you bring

  • A senior business development or sales leadership record, ideally including building and leading a team
  • Experience handling enterprise sales cycles and complex business across borders
  • Knowledge of China and the wider Asia-Pacific region
  • Ability to use portfolio concentration, take-rate and activation data to shape commercial plans

Who this fits

This director role suits a hands-on sales leader who can close individual deals while setting regional strategy. It includes team hiring and development, with a focus on APAC and expansion into regions where the business already operates.

From the employer

Business Development Director | APAC

The Business Development Director will lead the next phase of growth: diversifying the portfolio, opening new verticals, and building a repeatable go-to-market motion for the region.

What we want to see

  • A proven track record in a senior business development or sales leadership role, ideally having built and led a team before.
  • Experience running complex, enterprise-level sales cycles and managing a complex, cross-border business environment.
  • Local market knowledge of APAC (China and broader Asia-Pacific)
  • A hands-on operator who is willing to lead from the front on individual deals while also building and executing a regional strategy.
  • Comfortable working with data: able to read portfolio concentration, take-rate, and activation metrics and turn them into a commercial plan.
  • Results-focused and highly motivated, thriving in a high-growth, fast-changing company; able to lead the way and improve the business holistically.

Responsibilities

  • Grow revenue through direct sales, finding and closing new brands across APAC.
  • Design and execute an effective go-to-market strategy to enable the organization to achieve its goals, with a clear plan to reduce concentration risk in any single account, vertical, or country.
  • Prioritize and win new business in SaaS, AI, Streaming and Vedio Games verticals, alongside the existing online retail base.
  • Expand geographic reach, building pipeline within the approved ICP in those high growth regions such as Latam, Africa, Middle East, South East Aisa, India…wherever EBANX already has infrastructure and operations.
  • Build and own a structured activation playbook for newly signed merchants, working with internal teams to compress time-to-live.
  • Achieve regional growth targets, including GP budgets and new activation targets.
  • Protect pricing and take-rate discipline in negotiations, balancing volume growth with margin health.
  • Upgrade the sales function by hiring and developing experts across key functions, increasing both the geographic and vertical spread of revenue.
  • Represent EBANX and the APAC growth story to prospective merchants, partners, and internally to leadership.

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