Maxwell Bond
Business Development Executive

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Business Development Executive
Sector: Learning & Technology
Location: Glasgow – Hybrid (3 days office / 2 days home)
Salary: £30,000–£35,000 + £10,000–£15,000 OTE | Uncapped Commission
A market-leading and well-established learning and technology business is looking for an ambitious Business Development Executive to join its growing commercial team in Glasgow.
This is a great opportunity for somebody with 12+ months' B2B sales experience who wants to step into a full-cycle sales role, take ownership of their own pipeline and have a clear route to progress their career.
You'll be selling a range of digital learning and e-learning solutions to businesses, working with key decision-makers to understand their requirements and identify the right solution.
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What's on offer?
- £30,000–£35,000 basic salary
- £10,000–£15,000 OTE (uncapped)
- Uncapped commission with the opportunity to earn more for overperformance
- Hybrid working – 3 days in the Glasgow office / 2 days from home
- Structured onboarding and ongoing sales training
- Clear opportunities for progression within an established commercial team
The role
- Own the full sales cycle from initial prospecting through to close
- Build your own pipeline through cold calling, email, LinkedIn, networking, and referrals
- Speak with key stakeholders and decision-makers to understand their learning and development needs
- Develop existing customer relationships through upselling and cross-selling
- Take ownership of your territory, pipeline, and results


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Ideal profile
We're open on sector background, but you'll need:
- Minimum 12 months' B2B sales experience
- Experience in a BDE, BDR, telesales, recruitment, lead generation, or similar sales role
- A competitive, resilient, and target-driven mindset
- The ambition to progress beyond lead generation and develop into a full-cycle salesperson
- A genuine hunger to succeed, earn commission, and progress your career
This is an opportunity to join a market-leading business with an established reputation, develop your full-cycle sales skills, and build a long-term career within a company that can offer genuine progression.
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