Regional Vice President

Posted 2 days ago

wellDenver (CO)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Miscellaneous Financial Investment Activities

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$175,000

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About the role

Regional Vice President of Sales – Investment Management

Location: Remote (U.S.) | Full-Time

Compensation: $250K–$1M+ Total Earnings Potential | Uncapped Commission | Base + Commission Our client—a large, growing investment management firm serving individual investors across the country—is hiring a Regional Vice President of Sales. If you're a closer who thrives on activity, competition, and being rewarded directly for your results, we want to talk. Why this role? Leads are provided. No cold prospecting, no book management—just close, and close often Own a defined U.S. territory with the backing of national brand marketing and direct-response campaigns Uncapped, commission-driven earnings with a clear path to seven figures Join the most senior sales role at a firm serving individual investors nationwide As your production grows, earn the support of an internal desk that books appointments for you

What you bring: A proven track record of success in a competitive, quota-driven sales environment Comfort with a high-volume, activity-driven sales cycle Resilience and money-motivation—you perform through the slow stretches, not just the hot streaks 5+ years experience working in financial servicesFINRA Series 65 or a combination of FINRA Series 7 and 66

What we offer: $175,000 base salary in year one; moves to commission-only from year three onward Uncapped monthly commission plus a three-year revenue-share on client fees$250K–$400K realistic year-one earnings; $300K–$700K year two; $300K–$1M+ year three and beyond Comprehensive benefits package Sound like you? Let's talk.

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