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Field Sales Executive - Part Time / Full Time (London) (m/w/d) - Studentjob.co.uk

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About Kennies
We're a London-based, fast-growing consumer brand - we make high-protein snacking salami. Think Peperami, but better for you.
We launched in December '25 and are already stocked in 300+ independent retailers across London and the UK, alongside a growing Amazon, DTC and TikTok Shop business. We're a small, ambitious team moving fast - and we're building something we think can be big.
About The Role
We're looking for a motivated, hands-on Field Sales Executive to accelerate our retail expansion - winning new listings, driving sell-through and building relationships with store owners.
What You'll Do
- Visit independent retailers (delis, convenience stores, butchers, cafes), pitch and secure listings
- Secure strong product placement, set up displays and brief store staff
- Revisit stores to check stock, positioning and pricing, and drive reorders
- Run and assist at sampling and marketing sessions
- Hours are flexible, 15-37.5 per week. 8-12 week contract with potential to convert to permanent.
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- Flexible working hours
- Fun working environment
- Commission on top of hourly rate
What we ask
- No minimum education required
- Communication
- Willingness to learn
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Extra information
Ideal candidate: comfortable walking into stores and pitching cold, commercially sharp, a self-starter with strong organisation and follow-up discipline, and based in London. Prior experience as a field sales executive or brand ambassador for an FMCG brand is a plus. Currently studying? Feel free to apply!


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Status Open
Education Level College, Secondary School, University, Other
Location London
Working hours per week 15 - 37
Type of Contract Casual / Part Time Jobs
Salary indication £12.71 Per Hour
Responsible for Winning new retail listings, in-store activation and account management
Published at 27-07-2026
Profession type Sales
Full UK/EU driving license preferred No
Car Preferred No
Must be eligible to work in the EU No
Cover Letter Required No
Languages English
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