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Thrivewell Capital in Vancouver, BC, is hiring a Business Development Representative (BDR) for a high-volume, in-office role. You will be the first contact for business owners seeking capital, qualifying leads, and passing them to Account Executives.
Base pay is 40,000 CAD with 10% commission. OTE ranges from 80,000 to 90,000 CAD per year, with potential to exceed base through performance. No prior sales experience required, training provided.
Thrivewell Capital • Vancouver, BC (On-site)
Compensation: 40,000 CAD base per year, plus 10% commission. OTE $80,000 to $90,000 per year.
Thrivewell Capital provides fast, flexible working capital to small and mid-sized businesses across the U.S. and Canada. We specialize in revenue-based financing built for speed, simplicity, and results, often funding in 24 to 48 hours. We work with business owners who need capital now, not weeks from now. Our culture is performance-driven, numbers-focused, and built for growth.
We're hiring a competitive BDR to generate and qualify new funding opportunities. You'll be the first point of contact for business owners seeking capital, qualifying leads before handing them off to Account Executives (closers).
This is a high-volume phone role. You'll make 200+ dials per day, work through lead lists efficiently, and follow up consistently with prospects who didn't pick up or weren't ready the first time. The money is in the follow-up. Deals are won by the rep who stays on top of every prospect and calls back when promised.
Base is 40,000 CAD, and commission is 10% of revenue on deals you source, with no cap. Your output sets your ceiling, and our top performers make the base look like a rounding error.
No prior sales experience required. We'll train you. What we can't train is work ethic, resilience, and showing up ready to dial every morning.
Location: Full-time, in-office at our downtown Vancouver office, five days a week. You'll sit on the floor with the closers and management, which is where the coaching actually happens.