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Ashley Wilde Group

Internal Sales Executive

Hatfield
£30k – £35k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Division: Blinds & Curtains

Location: Office-based, Ashley Wilde Group HQ, Hatfield, Welham Green

Salary: £30,000–£35,000 basic salary, dependent on experience

Bonus: Performance-related bonus

Earning Potential: Up to circa £40,000, dependent on performance

Reporting to: National Sales Manager

The Opportunity

We are seeking a proactive and commercially minded Internal Sales Executive to support our Territory Sales Managers and help drive growth across our independent retail customer network.

This is not simply an administrative sales support role. You will play an active part in developing our sales territories — using customer and sales data to identify opportunities, supporting field sales activity, and becoming an accessible, trusted point of contact for our customers.

You'll join at an exciting point of growth for the field sales team, which is expanding from two to four Territory Sales Managers over the coming months — giving you the chance to help shape how Internal Sales supports a growing territory structure.

Working closely with Territory Sales Managers, you will help ensure opportunities are identified and followed through, customers receive excellent support, and the field sales team is free to focus its time on relationships and winning business.

What You'll Do

Territory & Data Support

  • Support Territory Sales Managers in delivering their territory sales plans, including diary prioritisation and meeting preparation.
  • Analyse sales and customer data to identify growth opportunities: geographical gaps, declining or dormant accounts, and under-penetrated product ranges.
  • Turn data into practical sales actions, not just reports.

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Customer Relationship Management

  • Become a dependable, proactive point of contact for customers between Territory Sales Manager visits.
  • Build relationships through regular phone and email contact; respond to enquiries promptly.
  • Support new customer onboarding, dormant account reactivation, and product/collection launches.

New Business & Pipeline

  • Assist in identifying and researching prospective customers and geographical opportunities.
  • Make initial contact and qualify opportunities ahead of field sales visits.
  • Follow up prospects after meetings and presentations to keep pipeline moving.

CRM & Reporting

  • Maintain accurate customer and opportunity data in the CRM.
  • Support the National Sales Manager with sales information and reporting as required.

How Success Will Be Measured

Performance will be assessed against a combination of individual and team KPIs, including territory sales growth, customer retention and reactivation, new business generation, product penetration, CRM accuracy, and quality of Territory Sales Manager support. Success is measured by commercial value created — not call or email volume.

Working With Territory Sales Managers

The Internal Sales Executive and Territory Sales Manager operate as a partnership. The Territory Sales Manager owns the face-to-face relationship and overall territory performance; Internal Sales provides consistent contact, data insight and follow-up between visits. Both roles maintain a detailed, shared understanding of the territory, its customers and its opportunities.

You'll be encouraged to take ownership of your area and identify opportunities proactively — spotting a declining account, a geographical gap, or a customer who hasn't been contacted recently — rather than waiting to be told. The role requires someone comfortable asking: “Where is the opportunity, and what can we do about it?”

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About You

Essential

  • Excellent telephone and written communication skills; confidence building commercial relationships.
  • Strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and comfort working with numbers and data.
  • Proactive, commercially minded, and comfortable prioritising multiple customer requirements independently.
  • Good general IT skills and willingness to learn CRM/reporting systems.

Desirable

  • Experience in internal sales, account management, or sales support, ideally B2B/trade.
  • Experience with CRM systems or account reporting.
  • Experience within blinds, curtains, interiors or home furnishings.
  • Experience supporting field-based sales teams or liaising with independent retailers.

Direct blinds and curtains experience is not essential — product and industry training is provided.

Reward & Development

  • £30,000–£35,000 basic salary, dependent on experience; performance-related bonus with earning potential up to circa £40,000.
  • Structured product and industry training, with close exposure to territory planning and account development.
  • Pension, holiday entitlement, and other benefits in line with company policy.
  • Access to an Employee Health App.
  • Automatically registered for the Employee Assistance Programme.
  • Retail discounts through Bright HR.

How to Apply

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you — please send your CV to davidg@ashleywildegroup.com.

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