Finance Manager Motorcycle Sales Associate
nw84Lacey (WA)
About the role
Benefits:
401(k)401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Company parties Competitive salary Dental insurance Employee discounts Flexible schedule Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Tuition assistance Vision insurance Wellness resources Benefits/Perks Careers Advancement Opportunities Flexible Scheduling Competitive Compensation Job Summary We are looking for an experienced Finance Manager / Motorcycle Sales Associate to join our successful dealership. You will present financing options and motorcycle buying opportunities to customers and provide support to the sales team. In this role, you will build relationships, follow proven sales strategies, and uphold the dealership's high ethical standards. If you have two or more years of experience and a proven track record as a high-performing finance or insurance manager, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
Create and track key benchmarks for the dealership, including sales, service contracts, and customer satisfaction Create financing plans and payment options for customers Maintain a high level of customer service and ethical standards Coordinate with lending institutions Prepare loan documentation and finalize financial transactions Provide support to the sales manager and salespeople Maintain inventory of finance department supplies Work the sales floor when time and schedule allow
Qualifications:
High school diploma required, bachelor's degree in finance or related discipline preferred At least two years of dealership finance and insurance (F&I) manager or sales experience is required Valid state-issued driver's license and satisfactory driving record are mandatory Must have strong communication skills, a commitment to customer satisfaction, and the innate ability to build rapport with customers Basic MS Office knowledge and computer software proficiency required Motorcycle endorsement required.
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