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Sales Executive Job London

Sales Executive Vacancy London

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Dominic Moore

Sales Exec Vacancy Position is now Closed

Here at Vision One’s London office, we are currently advertising a Sales Executive vacancy to join our Sales and Marketing team. We are seeking top sales talent and those with a proven track record of achieving targets amongst new and existing clients. You will be working closely with our team and reporting to one of our directors as you maximise our existing client base and are responsible for identifying new potential business opportunities. The Sales Executive vacancy is a newly created position, and the candidate will have the opportunity to shape the role, so it probably goes without saying that the successful candidate will need to be ambitious and driven to succeed.

Vision One is one of the UK’s fastest growing strategic insight agencies, specialising in consumer and business research with offices in Liverpool, Birmingham and London.

Key Responsibilities

  • Achieving sales and retaining clients in a fast-paced, dynamic industry
  • Creation and management of sales pipelines, adhering to targets and weekly, reporting to the Business Development team and Managing Director
  • Supporting pitches and attending key events

Skills and Experience

  • Previous sales experience with a proven track record of achieving/ exceeding set targets
  • IT competency, essential understanding of Office applications and ability to learn new innovative software
  • Ability to stick to schedules and prioritise sales leads (whilst delivering on promises to prospects and customers).
  • Travelling to client meetings and events
  • Ability to focus and work independently or within the bigger project group, whilst maintaining great attention to detail

Benefits

  • Negotiable salary & benefits dependent on experience
  • Full-time position (but part-time is also an option)
  • Bonus scheme
  • Company events & social activities.

If you are interested in applying for the Sales Executive job please apply by emailing jobs@visionone.co.uk with your CV and cover letter, no agencies please. We look forward to hearing from you and how you can improve Vision One! If you want to find out more about us, visit our about us page.

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