Posted in: Jobs on May 11, 2022
Intellidex is recruiting a dynamic and driven professional to join our team with responsibility for administering sales opportunities with new and existing clients. This role has become particularly important as our business expands and you will be a key part of this expansion.
About Intellidex
Intellidex is a fast-growing global research and consulting firm specialising in capital markets and financial services in emerging markets, particularly Africa. This role will be based in Sandton and report to an assigned member of the executive committee.
Most of our work is commissioned by major financial services companies, global multilaterals and investors, and sometimes our research leads to highly influential publications. We believe in having an impact in our markets by providing the insights necessary to make capital markets and financial systems work better for society. Our research has ranged from the impact of charitable foundations to advising on investment strategies of global hedge funds.
We offer a small company environment in which you will have considerable latitude to shape your role. We will construct a compensation package with suitable incentives linked to performance for the right candidate. We believe in developing our talent and ensuring significant career development opportunities.
Our standards are high. You will be working with MBAs, CFA charterholders and PhDs on our team to ensure that Intellidex delivers high levels of client satisfaction and responds dynamically to new business opportunities.
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Please do not reply if you do not have these minimum requirements as your application will not be considered.
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Please apply by completing the form below. Please ensure that your covering letter explains how you meet the minimum requirements and any ideal additional requirements that may be relevant.
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