Internal Wholesaler-ETFs

WisdomTree Investments is seeking Internal Wholesalers for our National Full Service team based in our Midtown Manhattan headquarters. In this role, you will work closely with an established Regional Sales Director to increase sales of our exchange traded funds.  We are seeking candidates with a passion for sales and a winning attitude.

Description:
Initiate proactive phone calls, e-mail and mailings to financial advisors or institutions to increase salesBuild and maintain relationships with advisors, educate advisors on ETFs and WisdomTree, and promote relevant strategies utilizing WisdomTree ETFsSet up sales meetings; provide support and follow-up for the external Regional Director(s)Promote sharing and exchange of knowledge among sales team and across departments

Requirements:
BS/BA required, business related degree preferred. Additional advanced degrees or certifications a plusCurrent Series 7 and 63 required
2+ years experience with a financial services company specializing in ETFs, mutual funds or separate accounts
Proven ability to develop relationships with Advisors and deliver ideas and information that will generate sales and assetsAbility to succeed in a challenging and fast paced team environmentCommitment to excellence.Excellent verbal and written communication skillsProficiency with Microsoft Office and Outlook. Strong character references and a clean compliance record 

About WisdomTree Investments, Inc.

WisdomTree Investments has developed the largest global family of fundamentally weighted ETFs in the industry. The WisdomTree ETFs cover all major market capitalizations, both domestically and internationally. In contrast to capitalization weighted indexes, the WisdomTree Indexes anchor the initial weights of individual stocks by cash dividends or core earnings, a measure of fundamental value. 

WisdomTree Investments has attracted a talented group of industry veterans to its Board of Directors, including Professor Jeremy Siegel of The Wharton School, and legendary investor Michael Steinhardt.