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Minimum of 2-4 years of marketing experience with a ticket sales-driven property in Houston or luxury hospitality (tourism attraction, entertainment property, hotel, agency that represented such property.
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The Director of Sales (DOS) develops and implements sales strategy of the hotel to ensure that occupancy, average daily rate and market share goals are achieved. Participate in the preparation of the annual departmental operating budget, the hotel sales and marketing plan, and other assigned financial plans which support the overall objectives of the hotel.
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Director of Sales and Marketing Upscale Hotel Our Company is an industry leader looking for an experienced Director of Sales and Marketing to join our team. They will work closely with the General Manager and Executive Chef to sell and market the food and beverage operation, both restaurants and rooftop lounge.
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There's an exciting opportunity for a Director of Sales and Marketing to join the Emily Hotel. Works closely with Director of Revenue, Marketing Manager and Emily Hotel staff to create need date promotions well in advance of need date.
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Reporting to the General Manager, the Hotel Director of Sales is responsible for maintaining the highest level of ethical leadership to lead the property to achieve its business goals.
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Note: If you have experience working in any of the following types of jobs, we encourage you to apply: Assistant Store Manager, Key Holder or Key Carrier, Retail or Shift Supervisor, Sales Lead, Customer Service Team Lead, Customer Service Manager, Retail Associate, Store Associate, Hospitality and Hotel, Front Desk Agent, Leasing Agent, Rental Agent (i.e. car rental, RV rental, storage rental, apartment rental, etc.
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The Corporate Events Manager is a full-time position responsible for overseeing the Corporate Events Team, Collette corporate and marketing events, including partnership, sales, press and product launch events.
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The Holiday Inn at The University of Memphis is hiring an experienced Assistant General Manager for our full-service hotel on campus. Support the General Manger in the daily operations of the hotel.
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Note: If you have experience working in any of the following types of jobs, we encourage you to apply: Sales Associate, Customer Service Representative, Retail Associate, Store Associate, Hospitality and Hotel, Front Desk Agent, Leasing Agent, Rental Agent (i.e. car rental, RV rental, storage rental, apartment rental, etc.
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Play a pivotal role in hotel sales efforts, including calling on top ten accounts, meeting clients, hosting luncheons and receptions, and meeting with on-site contacts on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.
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Property Management, Retail Sales, Retail Sales Lead or Team Lead, Cashier/Sales, Sales Specialist, etc. Customer service experience preferred (i.e. retail sales, restaurant, sales associate, front desk, site management, and/or other customer-centered sales roles.
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In close partnership with General Manager (GM), monitor the development, implementation and execution of the business strategies, including all aspects of unit operations, sales and service strategies, operational budget, entertainment strategy and programming, culinary, restaurants/bars, retail, and banquets/catering.
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Job Qualifications: ExperienceMinimum 2 years experience as an AGM.3 years hotel operations experience in a supervisory capacity. Implement and maintain local and national sales/marketing programs.
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The Group Sales Manager is an individual who has extensive experience in the sales process and function of a hotel. Group sales experience in a hotel, preferably including meeting space.
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We are seeking for a Catering Sales Manager that can join our first in class Sales TEAM and hit the ground running! This is truly a dream scenario for a Catering Sales Manager.
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