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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.

01

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.

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Included

  • Lifecycle and churn review of the current book
  • Retention workflows and reactivation of dormant accounts
  • VIP desk protocols for the clients who carry the revenue

02

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.

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Included

  • 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

03

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.

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Included

  • Roles and the first KPIs a new desk can live with
  • Hiring and floor training for retention, not only the first close
  • A scale-up that does not pause revenue

04

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.

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Included

  • Training in Hebrew, Russian, or both
  • KPI design a manager can coach the next morning
  • The conversations that stall — fees, next steps, service