Personnel changes in DJE's sales department: new hires and departures occur.
DJE Kapital AG, a leading financial services provider, has announced a new addition to its sales team with the appointment of Halis Dalkilic as Sales Director for the Region Mitte-Südwest (central-southwest region). This move comes as the company prepares for further expansion of its sales team this summer.
Halis Dalkilic, a seasoned professional with a background in banking, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Prior to joining DJE, he served as a Senior Advisor in Private Banking at Deutsche Bank and as an Individual Customer Advisor at Volksbank Mosbach.
In his new position, Dalkilic will be responsible for leading the sales efforts, coordinating with both wholesale and retail clients, and ensuring the achievement of sales targets in the Mitte-Südwest region. He will report directly to Sales Director Florian Barber at DJE.
Meanwhile, Matthias Schneider, who has been a Sales Director at DJE since October 2016, is set to start a new career at another company on October 1st. Schneider announced his departure on LinkedIn, expressing his gratitude for his time at DJE and his eagerness to seek a new professional challenge.
DJE's sales team is poised for growth, with additional new additions expected in the coming months. The company remains committed to providing exceptional service to its clients and continues to attract top talent to its team.
With the addition of Halis Dalkilic, DJE Kapital AG is well-positioned to continue its growth and maintain its reputation as a leading financial services provider in the industry.
Halis Dalkilic's responsibilities in his new role at DJE Kapital AG will include overseeing sales efforts for the business in the Mitte-Südwest region, managing relationships with both wholesale and retail clients, and ensuring financial targets are met. As DJE prepares for further expansion of its sales team this summer, other experienced professionals within the finance industry are expected to join the company.
