SKN Recruitment
Whiskey Sales Executive

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Junior/Senior Whiskey Broker
Role Description
The Junior and Senior Whiskey Broker roles are full-time, on-site positions based in London.
You will be responsible for sourcing, qualifying and building relationships with prospective high-net-worth clients interested in the cask whiskey market. Daily responsibilities include speaking with new and existing clients, understanding their objectives, presenting suitable whiskey opportunities and managing the sales process from initial contact through to completion.
You will also conduct market research, maintain accurate client records, respond to enquiries and provide clients with clear and timely updates. Junior Brokers will receive training and work closely with experienced Senior Brokers, creating a clear pathway towards managing their own client portfolio and progressing into a senior position.
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- Basic salary of £18,000–£36,000, depending on experience and seniority
- Uncapped commission structure
- £30,000–£50,000 Year 1 OTE
- £50,000+ Year 2 OTE
- Clear and transparent commission structure
- Full training and ongoing support
- Clear progression from Junior to Senior Broker
- Hands-on exposure to the cask whiskey market
- Opportunity to build and manage a portfolio of high-net-worth clients
- Fast-paced, performance-driven working environment
Qualifications
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Confidence building rapport with high-net-worth clients over the phone and face-to-face
- A genuine interest in whiskey, alternative investments, financial markets or sales
- Self-motivated, resilient and comfortable working towards targets
- Strong organisation and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple clients while maintaining accurate records
- Confident using common office software and CRM systems, or willing to learn
- Proactive approach to learning, problem-solving and personal development
- Previous experience in sales, broking, finance or customer service is beneficial but not essential for Junior candidates
- Proven sales or broking experience is preferred for Senior candidates
- Eligible to work in the United Kingdom
- Available to work full-time and on-site in London
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