Graduate Business Development Manager - No Experience Required

Graduate sales opportunity in Wolverhampton

· £27,000 base salary & bonus

· Entry level role, no experience required

· Part of £1billion investment group

If you're seeking an entry level sales role in Wolverhampton, this could be an ideal opportunity for you.

Who's hiring?

Part of a wider business group that turnover in excess of £1billion, this company are a leading specialist in bespoke component kitting and packing services to the OEM, catalogue, and end-user market in the UK and Ireland. They supply a wide range of industrial fasteners and related services to a variety of industry sectors including Transport, Industrial Pipework, Electronics, Energy, Metal Architecture, Machinery, Hospitality and Metal Hardware.

What's the package offered?

Basic salary - £27,200

Annual profit sharing scheme

25 days holiday + Bank Holidays

Thorough training tailored to the individualWhat does the role involve?

In your first few months you will receive a thorough induction, spending time in each department of the business. Your time will initially be spent in the warehouse to fully understand that part of the business before moving across to the sales team where you will be managing existing clients but you will also be given the opportunity to seek out new customers.

The organisation has such a diverse product range meaning you will have a huge scope to sell to a variety of different markets and customers which will be tailored to your skill set further down the line in your career.

What are they looking for?

This is an entry level role, ideal for an individual seeking a sales role full of training and development. There is no experience required, the right person will be high energy, competitive, driven and always wanting to learn more.

What are next steps?

Hit apply and a member of the BMS Performance team will be in touch

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