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Sales Executive
Location: London
Competitive Salary + Commission
We’re currently representing a fast-growing, premium drinks brand that’s making waves on a global scale. They are looking for a Sales Executive to join their dynamic commercial team to continue to drive sales.
Built on over 25 years of whisky expertise, the business combines deep industry knowledge with a modern, transparent, and passionate approach to brand building. With offices in the UK and internationally, they’re on an exciting growth journey, backed by investment in marketing innovation and global expansion.
Key Responsibilities:
- Convert new sales and enquiries and business leads
- Meet and exceed sales targets while maintaining a strong pipeline of opportunities
- Deliver engaging sales presentations and product demonstrations to prospective clients
- Provide timely database updates on CRM system
- Prepare and deliver regular sales reports and performance updates
- Build and nurture long-term relationships with customers
- Represent the business professionally within the market at trade shows and tastings, promoting its values and services
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About You:
- 12 months prior experience in sales minimum
- Whisky experience is desirable
- Strong understanding of the lead generating, sales processes, and commercial negotiation
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with a relationship-driven approach
- Strong organizational and time-management skills


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