Sales training for Hebrew-speaking and Russian-speaking teams.
FinTech, brokerage and crypto. The proof is operating work on regulated desks, a crypto fund, and sales floors I built — not a borrowed course, and not a copied multiple.
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Retention and lifecycle
At a CySEC-regulated brokerage, customer lifetime moved from 8 to 13 months and the active book from 4,500 to 10,000+, with churn held near 20% in a high-volatility equity market. Training covers who owns the client, when they are called, and what “still active” means.
Retention workflows and reactivation of dormant accounts
VIP desk protocols for the clients who carry the revenue
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VIP and HNW desks
At a crypto hedge fund I led VIP sales against $32M AUM and HNW tickets from $150K, with four senior specialists. The fund ceased operations in 2020. The desk design, and how to train it, is what transfers.
Who qualifies as VIP, and who should not be forced into that lane
Coverage, scripts and service standards for high-value clients
How the desk reports, so one relationship does not sit in one head
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Build and train the department
A retention department went from 1 to 18+ people in 18 months, then moved its core without a break in service. Another retention department was built from nothing. Earlier I led 7 sales agents.
Hiring and floor training for retention, not only the first close
A scale-up that does not pause revenue
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Floor training, KPIs, CRM
The commission growth came on a salary-only budget: process, not a marketing spend. Referrals went from 30 to 170 clients a month. Daily tools: Salesforce, Trade Evolution, MetaTrader 4, TradingView.