Capital Raising Representative – Alternative Investments

September 28, 2026

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Capital Raising Representative – Alternative Investments

Basecamp Resorts
Remote – United States
$65,000 Base Salary + Uncapped Commission
FINRA Licensing Required

The Opportunity

Basecamp Resorts is expanding into the United States and is seeking two FINRA-licensed investment sales professionals to join its growing capital-raising team.

Founded in the Canadian Rockies, Basecamp has grown into a leading hospitality and real estate platform with a portfolio of distinctive properties across premier Canadian mountain destinations. The company is now preparing for its next stage of growth, including expansion of its investment and development platform into the U.S.

This is an opportunity to get in early and help build Basecamp's U.S. investment distribution organization.

What You'll Do

As a Capital Raising Representative, you'll develop relationships with accredited investors interested in Basecamp's private investment opportunities.

Your responsibilities will include:

Engage with high-net-worth and accredited investors
Work company-generated inbound investor opportunities
Conduct investor presentations and consultations by phone and video
Manage prospects from initial inquiry through investment
Clearly communicate Basecamp's investment strategy and opportunities
Develop additional investor relationships through your own business-development efforts
Build relationships with RIAs, financial advisors and other centers of influence
Maintain an active investor pipeline and consistent follow-up
Work within the company's broker-dealer and compliance structure
Help establish and grow Basecamp's U.S. capital-raising platform

Leads Are Provided

This is not a capital-raising opportunity where you're simply handed an investment product and expected to find every investor yourself.

Basecamp has developed a successful digital investor-acquisition strategy designed to generate direct interest from prospective accredited investors. As the company expands into the U.S., qualified investor opportunities will be routed to its U.S. representatives.

You'll have the ability to combine those company-generated opportunities with your own investor relationships, prospecting efforts and RIA/advisor network.

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for investment sales professionals who know how to build relationships, communicate an investment story and close business.

Strong candidates will have:

Current or recent FINRA registration
Series 7 and appropriate state securities registrations
3+ years of financial services or investment sales experience
Demonstrated success in a sales-driven environment
Strong telephone and virtual presentation skills
Experience working with high-net-worth and/or accredited investors
An entrepreneurial, hunter-oriented mentality
Ability to work independently in a remote environment

Experience with alternative investments, private placements, private real estate, private markets, investment wholesaling or direct capital raising is particularly relevant.

Existing relationships with accredited investors, RIAs or financial advisors are a plus, but an established book of investors is not required.

Compensation

Base Salary: Approximately $65,000

This is a true base salary, not a recoverable draw.

In addition, representatives earn uncapped variable compensation based on capital raised:

1% on capital raised through $10 million
2% on capital raised above $10 million

The compensation structure provides substantial upside for successful capital raisers.

Why Basecamp?

Basecamp offers a different opportunity for an experienced investment salesperson.

You're joining an established hospitality and real estate company as it builds its U.S. investment platform—not stepping into another traditional financial advisor or conventional wholesaling position.

The opportunity includes:

$65,000 base salary plus uncapped commissions
Company-generated accredited-investor opportunities
Fully remote U.S. position
A differentiated hospitality and real estate investment platform
Opportunity to develop both direct investors and RIA relationships
Direct involvement in Basecamp's U.S. expansion
Significant potential for growth as the U.S. organization develops

About Basecamp Resorts

Basecamp Resorts is a rapidly growing hospitality and real estate company founded in Canmore, Alberta.

The company develops and operates distinctive hospitality properties in premier mountain destinations and continues to expand its portfolio and investment platform.

A major part of Basecamp's growth is Everwild Nordic Spa & Hotels, a hospitality and wellness concept combining destination accommodations with Nordic-inspired thermal spa experiences.

Following its growth in Canada, Basecamp is now preparing to bring its investment and development strategy to the United States.

Apply

BrokerHunter is partnering with Basecamp Resorts to identify the first members of its U.S. capital-raising team.

If you're a FINRA-licensed investment sales professional interested in alternative investments, private real estate and an opportunity to help build a growing U.S. platform, apply today for a confidential conversation with the BrokerHunter recruiting team.

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