About Our Client Our client is a fast-growing startup and a leading platform in data-driven maths education. By harnessing the power of handwritten solutions in a digital format, they empower teachers to foster creativity in maths while gaining valuable insights into student progress. This approach creates a more engaging, inclusive, and effective learning environment for all students.
The Role Our client is a sales-driven organisation, and the sales team plays a crucial role in reaching thousands of teachers and students every day. Their approach combines both top-down and bottom-up sales strategies.
As a Junior Account Executive, you will focus on bottom-up sales, sourcing new leads, and securing partnerships with schools across England. You will be responsible for managing a pipeline of leads and converting them into customers within a two-month sales cycle.
Key responsibilities include:
Identifying and sourcing new sales leads
Engaging with school leaders and teachers to understand their needs
Converting leads into long-term partnerships
Representing the company at trade shows and networking events to create new opportunities
Helping to build and promote a dynamic, energetic company culture to customers and partners
Who You Are To thrive in this role, you should be:
Highly ambitious and motivated by challenging targets
A self-starter who enjoys seeing deals through from start to finish
Confident and trustworthy when interacting with teachers and school leaders
A natural networker who enjoys attending trade shows and building relationships
A problem solver with an entrepreneurial mindset who sees opportunities where others see challenges
Requirements Requirements:
Experience in sales outreach and leading online meetings
Background in SDR (Sales Development Representative) roles or client-facing positions
Experience in, or knowledge of, the education sector is a strong plus
Benefits What's on Offer?
Be part of an exciting growth journey in a mission-driven company
Work alongside fantastic colleagues in a fun and supportive environment
Competitive remuneration, including salary and performance-based bonuses
The opportunity to make a significant impact on education, society, and the way children learn maths globally