Senior Wealth Management Advisor - Miami, Florida , Full Time (MK)
Posted 2 days ago
central business solutionsDoral (FL)
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales AgentsPortfolio Management and Investment Advice
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$250,000 to $450,000
About the role
Senior Wealth Management Advisor - Miami, Florida , Full Time (MK)
Miami, Florida
Bounty Description
Industry: Financial Services - Investment Banking
Job Category: Sales / Marketing
Candidates should have 10-30 years successful sales experience as Senior Wealth Management Advisor or VP, Financial Advisor at an investment firm or financial or banking institution. Extensive experience dealing with affluent clients required. Must have a successful track record of retail financial investment sales (not wholesale sales). Must be active in community. A book of business is not a requirement but preferred.
Four-year college degree required, MBA preferred. Candidates should reside in the metro Miami FL area.
There is no overnight travel. Excellent support provided. This position has extraordinary financial potential for a talented Wealth Management Advisor with a record of investment sales achievement.
Security and Visa
Security Clearance Required:No
Visa Candidate Considered:No
Compensation
Base Salary -USD $250,000 to $450,000
Full-time
Benefits -Full
Relocation Assistance Available -No
Commission Compensation -No
Bonus Eligible -No
Overtime Eligible -No
Interview Travel Reimbursed -No
Candidate Details
10+ to 15 years experience
Seniority Level -Mid-Senior
Management Experience Required -No
Minimum Education -Bachelor's Degree
Willingness to Travel -Never
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