Isabella Mannucci worked remotely at INFINOX as an Institutional Sales representative.
Earlier, she worked at Gold-i for over two years in an Institutional Sales role.
Isabella Mannucci announced on LinkedIn today (Tuesday) that
she has taken a new position as Institutional Sales Director for the UK and
LATAM at Direct Trading Technologies LTD.
In her post, she expressed her satisfaction with this new
opportunity: “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as
Institutional Sales Director – UK & LATAM at Direct Trading Technologies
LTD.”
Sales Leader Moves Firms
Mannucci has an extensive background in sales and business
development. Before joining Direct Trading Technologies, she held several
positions in the financial sector. Most recently, she was the Head of Business
Development for LATAM at ATC Brokers for nine months.
Prior to her role at ATC Brokers, Mannucci served as a
Senior Partner Sales professional at Trade Nation for nearly a year.
This position was based in London and was conducted in a hybrid work setting.
She worked at INFINOX Capital as an Institutional Sales
representative for the LATAM region, with a tenure of eight months in a remote
role. Mannucci's earlier experience includes over two
years at Gold-i, where she held an Institutional Sales role.
Before that, she worked for GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited,
where she was involved in institutional sales for eFX for nearly a year and
served as a Sales Relationship Manager for about seven months.
According to a report filed with Companies House, ATC
Brokers Limited's turnover in FY24 reached £5.6 million, nearly three times the
£2.1 million from the previous year.
Despite sales costs rising to £2.6 million, the gross profit
exceeded £3 million, up 100% from fiscal year 2023. The operating profit was
just under £1 million, with a net profit of £799,000, compared to a loss of
£47,600 the previous year.
The company’s net assets rose to £2.4 million at the fiscal
year's end, up from £1.6 million in FY23. Other UK brokers, such as Trade
Capital UK Ltd, have also reported positive financial results.
Isabella Mannucci announced on LinkedIn today (Tuesday) that
she has taken a new position as Institutional Sales Director for the UK and
LATAM at Direct Trading Technologies LTD.
In her post, she expressed her satisfaction with this new
opportunity: “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as
Institutional Sales Director – UK & LATAM at Direct Trading Technologies
LTD.”
Sales Leader Moves Firms
Mannucci has an extensive background in sales and business
development. Before joining Direct Trading Technologies, she held several
positions in the financial sector. Most recently, she was the Head of Business
Development for LATAM at ATC Brokers for nine months.
Prior to her role at ATC Brokers, Mannucci served as a
Senior Partner Sales professional at Trade Nation for nearly a year.
This position was based in London and was conducted in a hybrid work setting.
She worked at INFINOX Capital as an Institutional Sales
representative for the LATAM region, with a tenure of eight months in a remote
role. Mannucci's earlier experience includes over two
years at Gold-i, where she held an Institutional Sales role.
Before that, she worked for GMO-Z.com Trade UK Limited,
where she was involved in institutional sales for eFX for nearly a year and
served as a Sales Relationship Manager for about seven months.
According to a report filed with Companies House, ATC
Brokers Limited's turnover in FY24 reached £5.6 million, nearly three times the
£2.1 million from the previous year.
Despite sales costs rising to £2.6 million, the gross profit
exceeded £3 million, up 100% from fiscal year 2023. The operating profit was
just under £1 million, with a net profit of £799,000, compared to a loss of
£47,600 the previous year.
The company’s net assets rose to £2.4 million at the fiscal
year's end, up from £1.6 million in FY23. Other UK brokers, such as Trade
Capital UK Ltd, have also reported positive financial results.
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