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Methods of how to train and mentor entry-level - assistant management employees Confidence in public speaking and presentation skills Understanding sales and marketing methods Team building skills to strategize with company leaders to solve operational and organizational problems.
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Apply if you have experience or interest in any of the following: Customer Service, Relationships, Customer Acquisition, Business Development, Leadership, Hospitality, Campaign Management, Communication, Training, Sales, Retail, Promotions, Team, Club, Athlete, Teamwork, Advertising, Marketing, Client Acquisition.
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You’ll work with a diverse team of people who focus on the following areas: sales and generating new business; customer service and relationship management; new product and promotion launches; local market research; new customer trend analysis; corporate and financial communications; recruitment marketing; and client-centric sales campaigns.
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First Class Marketing Inc in Long Island, is on the lookout for ambitious individuals to join us as entry-level Management Trainees! During the paid training period, Management Trainees at First Class Marketing will hone negotiation abilities, master client acquisition techniques, and undergo leadership development.
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We want people with different backgrounds and work experience , including but not limited to: financial services, business development, hospitality, banking, sales, marketing, management, educators, athletics, legal, communications, real estate, entrepreneurs, military veterans, and community influencers.
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We are looking for friendly, focused self-starters with an upbeat personality that are looking to step out of their hospitality and retail positions and launch a career in the marketing, sales, and customer service industry.
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Minimum 2 years of sales, and/or /restaurant management experience, and/or related (Business, Sales, Marketing, Hospitality; ) degree. Visit weekly, provide marketing flyers, ideas and market updates.
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Outreach, Canvasser, Promotions, Client Service, Human Resources, Food Service, Marketing, Entry Level, Sales, Promotions, Retail, Hospitality, Training, Leadership Development, Training Programs, Customer Service, Customer Care, Coordination, Communication, Collaboration, Team Environment, Mentor, Public Speaking, Strategy, Business, Psychology, Customer Relations, Bartending, Serving, Host/Hostess, Recruiting, Military, Finance, Insurance, Solar, Barista.
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We believe in our people, we provide them a platform, we train them how to be great, mentor them into maturity, and cheer them on the way to becoming our partners. We serve clients by acting as their independent advisor and broker for products in life insurance, health insurance, retirement, annuities, medicare, senior benefits and more.
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Providing feedback to management: Deliver regular feedback to management about the performance of the sales team and identify areas for improvement. Currently, we are seeking an entry level professional to train as the first point of contact for consumers.
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Including but not limited to: financial services, business development, hospitality, banking, sales, marketing, management, educators, athletics, legal, communications, real estate, entrepreneurs, military veterans, and community influencers.
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SUMMARY: Responsible for generating revenue through ticket sales and hospitality packages for the Orange Bowl's portfolio of events. Entry level position responsible for the sale of available ticket inventory for all Orange Bowl events, primarily via outbound telephone sales campaigns.
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White Lodging Sales Representatives are responsible for administrative support duties for assigned managers and participates in activities and training in preparation for entry-level sales & marketing management positions.
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Our Entry Level Marketing position offers an opportunity for advancement and the ability to grow within our company. The following are the minimal standards, skills, and attributes required to be considered a possible candidate for this entry-level position.
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This is a valuable opportunity for those who have experience in sports, hospitality, team leadership, management, sales, entrepreneurship, and anybody with a competitive mindset.
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