About the role

Metric are a New York founded Global Staffing Agency. Recognized by the Financial Times as one of the fastest-growing companies in 2025, with 7 global offices in the UK and US.We offer a world-leading 2-week intensive training program designed to equip you with all the skills you need to thrive in a high-performance sales environment. What you’ll do as a Business Development Executive? Develop new business & build client relationships in your market Engage with decision-makers across industries. Place high-level candidates into niche US markets. Master proven sales techniques in a fast-paced environment. What’s in it for you as a Business Development Executive? High earning potential, basic salary with up to 60% commission. World-class 2-week sales training program - led by industry experts. Rapid career growth - management roles in under 2 years. A dynamic, supportive & high-energy team culture - working with the best in the industry. Relocation opportunities to the US & UK cities. Incentives & rewards - trips to Mexico, Cannes & more. We’re looking for individuals who are: Competitive, driven & ambitious. Degree-educated (any subject).Strong work ethic - experience working while studying is a plus. B2B sales or sporting/competitive background (preferred but not essential).If you’re ready to kick-start a successful sales and recruitment career with a company that invests in your growth, apply now and join!
Locations: Nottingham | London | Leeds | New York | San Diego | Austin | Fort Lauderdale

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