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Gloucester
Competitive salary
35 hours weekly

Are you a confident communicator with a passion for customer service? We’re seeking a Pre-Sales Representative to join our dynamic team and play a key role in qualifying business insurance leads.

About the role of a pre-sales representative:

  • You’ll engage with potential clients via outbound calls, qualifying leads from our website, partners, and introducers.

  • Your goal is to gather key information, assess needs, and ensure a smooth transition to our Sales Executives.

  • You’ll help drive business growth by meeting qualification targets and maintaining accurate client records.

    Key Responsibilities of a Pre-sales representative:

  • Lead Qualification: Contact and qualify leads by identifying their business insurance needs.

  • Customer Interaction: Provide a professional, friendly, and positive experience for every lead.

  • Database Management: Keep accurate, up-to-date records in the company CRM system.

  • Collaboration: Work closely with insurance advisors to ensure a seamless handover.

  • Inbound Lead Support: Respond promptly to inbound inquiries and manage leads efficiently.

  • Data Integrity: Maintain secure and compliant client files in line with company policies.

    What You’ll Need:

  • Experience: Previous sales or customer service experience, ideally with outbound calling or lead qualification.

  • Communication Skills: Excellent verbal communication and active listening skills.

  • Attention to Detail: Strong organisational skills to manage client information accurately.

  • Target-Driven Mindset: Ability to meet or exceed lead qualification targets.

  • Teamwork: Collaborative approach, working closely with advisors and team members.

    Why join the team?

  • Supportive, laid back working environment

  • Opportunities to develop your skills and achieve success in a fast-paced, rewarding industry.

  • Full training provided

  • 26 days holiday with an annual option to buy additional days

  • Company pension scheme with Scottish Widows (3% employer, 5% employee contributions)

  • 6 months maternity & paternity leave package

    Interested? Send your most up-to-date CV to Alicia at i2i recruitment today!

    Our mission of ‘Making Recruitment Personal’ also means making recruitment fair. As a result, we are committed to reviewing every application with a sense of diversity and inclusion.

    We strive to personally connect with each applicant, but due to current circumstances, this is not always possible. If you haven't received a response within 5 working days, please understand that your application has not been successful on this occasion

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