Lead Generation Expert Needed to Find Sales Partners in Saudi Arabia

We are looking for an experienced Lead Generation and B2B Research Specialist to help us identify qualified professionals in Saudi Arabia for potential partnership opportunities. This is NOT a sales role and does not involve contacting candidates. Your responsibility is to research, identify, evaluate, and organize qualified professionals who may be suitable as: • Business Development Partners • Sales Consultants • Account Managers • Business Consultants • Startup Consultants • F&B Consultants • Real Estate Consultants • Agency Owners • Referral Partners Company website for reference: https://a-oneis.com The website is provided to help you understand our services, target audience, and the type of professionals we are looking for. Target market: Saudi Arabia, with priority given to: • Riyadh • Jeddah • Eastern Province Research sources: Primary: • LinkedIn • LinkedIn Sales Navigator Additional: • Professional directories • Company websites • Consulting profiles • Agency websites • Other reliable public sources Deliverables: A structured spreadsheet containing 100 qualified candidates with: • Full Name • LinkedIn Profile URL (if available) • City • Current Position • Company • Industry • Reason for Recommendation • Qualification Rating (1–5) Preferred Experience: • LinkedIn Sales Navigator • Lead Generation • Market Research • B2B Prospecting • Recruitment Research Requirements: • Strong attention to detail • Ability to identify high-quality candidates • Organized and accurate reporting • Ability to understand business-oriented services and identify suitable partnership profiles Timeline: 3–5 days Budget: Fixed-price project. The final list should contain professionals with strong business networks, client-facing experience, consulting backgrounds, business development expertise, or access to entrepreneurs, investors, business owners, and decision-makers in Saudi Arabia. Quality is more important than quantity. We prefer highly relevant candidates over generic lists.