Graduate FinTech Sales Executive

Looking for a graduate role where you can build genuine commercial skills, earn well and have a clear route for progression? This is an opportunity to join an established, growing business offering structured sales training and the chance to develop quickly. The Company Our client is a successful, privately owned business operating within the international services sector. Established for over 20 years, the company is financially secure, ambitious and entering an exciting period of growth. Graduates play a major part in the business, with many progressing into senior commercial positions. The culture is collaborative and sociable, with a young sales team, regular events and plenty of opportunities to build your career. Sales Consultant As a Graduate Sales Consultant, you’ll join a structured graduate development programme designed to build your confidence, commercial awareness and consultative sales skills. You’ll speak with customers who have already expressed an interest in the company’s services, meaning conversations are warmer and more consultative than traditional cold calling. You’ll receive extensive training from day one and work towards an internal sales qualification while learning how to understand customer needs, handle objections and recommend appropriate solutions. Your responsibilities will include: Speaking with prospective customers and understanding their requirements. Building strong relationships through consultative conversations. Converting warm enquiries into new customers and opportunities. Working towards individual and team sales targets. Developing your sales skills through ongoing coaching and training. Maintaining accurate customer information using the CRM. Benefits and Perks This is a business that invests heavily in its graduates and rewards strong performance. As well as a starting salary of £28K, you’ll receive: Performance-related bonus and strong earning potential. Structured graduate training and internal sales accreditation. Regular salary reviews linked to development and performance. Clear opportunities to progress into more senior commercial roles. Hybrid working following your initial training period. Medical cash plan and life insurance. Discounted gym membership. Regular team socials, quarterly events and company parties. Requirements We’re much more interested in your attitude and potential than previous sales experience. You’ll need to be: A graduate looking to build a sales career. Confident communicating and building relationships. Comfortable speaking with customers over the phone. Motivated by targets and progression. Resilient and able to handle objections. Ambitious, coachable and keen to learn. Start date- Early September Experience in sales, customer service, retail or hospitality would be beneficial but isn’t essential. Apply now If you’re looking for a graduate opportunity offering excellent training, earning potential and genuine long-term progression, we’d love to hear from you.

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