International Business Development Manager: Entertainment Industry
At Kate Worthington · Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand
Salary: THB 150K to THB 250K
- Sales
- Full-time
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Hybrid, based in Bangkok
“Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand”
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“Working Condition: Hybrid”
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- First seen by us
- 9 October 2026
- Last checked
- 31 hours ago
Job description
From Kate Worthington’s job post, as they wrote it.
Hiring Position: International Business Development Manager: Entertainment Industry
Working Location: Bangkok, Thailand (BTS and MRT Accessible)
Working Condition: Hybrid
Pay Rate: THB 150K to THB 250K
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ABOUT THE POSITION:
Responsibilities:
* Establish and maintain strong connections with recording companies and talent academies worldwide (e.g., YG, Hybe, UMG, RCA).
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* Develop and manage partnerships with media partners in Thailand and internationally.
* Drive business growth both in Thailand and internationally.
* Build and align partnerships with clients and partners in Thailand and internationally.
* Conduct feasibility studies and develop investment models for new business opportunities.
Qualifications:
* Extensive network within the music and talent industry.
* Proven experience in building and managing international partnerships.
* Strong business development skills.
* Fluent in English, both written and spoken.
* Ability to conduct feasibility studies and develop investment models.
Skills:
* Excellent communication and negotiation skills.
* Strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities.
* Strong organizational and project management skills.
* Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
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