Vacancies
Would you like to:
- Be self-employed with the support of New Zealand's largest Marine brokerage?
- Follow a proven marine brokerage business system?
What you will need to be a successful Marine Broker:
- Self discipline, self motivation, Honesty
- Ability to communicate and establish rapport
- Negotiation skills
- Self-confidence to work successfully while unsupervised
- A keen interest in all things boating.
If this sounds like you please contact:
Broker Vacancy - Gulf Harbour Branch
- Be self-employed with the support of New Zealand's largest Marine brokerage
- Follow a proven marine brokerage business system
What you will need to be a successful Marine Broker:
- Self discipline, self motivation, Honesty
- Ability to communicate and establish rapport
- Negotiation skills
- Self-confidence to work successfully while unsupervised
- A keen interest in all things boating.
If this sounds like you please contact: Neil Cameron 027 493 4953
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