Business Development Executive
The Brokerage Advisory is a Singapore-based firm specializing in SME financing and working capital solutions. This role involves maintaining existing client relationships and actively onboarding new clients for financing products. Candidates need strong communication and negotiation skills with a self-driven entrepreneurial mindset. The position offers mentorship and autonomy for motivated individuals.
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Experience
0+ years
Function
Business Development
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
The Brokerage Advisory is a Singapore-based firm specializing in SME financing and working capital solutions. This role involves maintaining existing client relationships and actively onboarding new clients for financing products. Candidates need strong communication and negotiation skills with a self-driven entrepreneurial mindset. The position offers mentorship and autonomy for motivated individuals.
TAL's take
Small advisory firm with vague sales-driven compensation structure and limited scope.
Role responsibilities are generic and broad, focused on sales activities without specific technical or strategic targets.
Watchouts
- Attractive compensation structure to build passive income (implies commission-only or non-standard comp)
Must haves
- Strong interest in sales, finance or business development
- Good communication and relationship-building skills
- Self-driven, entrepreneurial mindset
About the company
Small advisory firm with limited online footprint and generic recruitment focus.
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