GAP GNX LTD
Business Development Executive

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Business Development Executive
Full-time Congleton, Cheshire
Remote available £28k base
£60k+ OTE
£28,000 base | £60,000+ OTE | Warm leads | Remote or Congleton office
GAP GNX is a performance-led financial services marketing and business development company based in Congleton, Cheshire. We generate high-quality consumer enquiries for regulated financial advisers across the UK — our focus is simple: deliver qualified appointments that convert. We are growing and seeking driven individuals who want earnings directly aligned with performance.
The role
A Full-time Business Development Executive Position Focused On Converting Warm Inbound Consumer Enquiries Into Booked Regulated Financial Advice Appointments. There Is No Cold Calling — You Will Speak With UK Consumers Who Have Already Responded To Our Campaigns And Requested Information. Your Responsibility Is To
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- Qualify suitability and build trust quickly
- Convert interest into confirmed appointments
- Manage structured follow-up
- Maintain CRM accuracy
- Deliver against defined performance metrics
Key responsibilities
- Contacting warm inbound UK enquiries
- Clearly qualifying consumers against defined criteria
- Booking regulated financial advice appointments
- Managing structured follow-up sequences
- Maintaining accurate CRM records
- Achieving defined weekly and monthly KPIs within compliance-led standards
Earnings structure
- £28,000 base salary
- Uncapped commission
- £60,000+ realistic OTE, with top performers exceeding this
- Short sales cycle; commission paid promptly


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Working structure
- Full-time position
- Initial onboarding and training at our Congleton office
- Primarily remote once established; office-based working available
- Structured hours, clear KPIs and defined expectations
What we're looking for
- Proven B2C sales experience
- Confident, articulate communicators who are target-driven
- Self-disciplined in remote working environments
- Thrive in performance-led cultures
Financial services experience is beneficial but not essential — what matters is your ability to convert.
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