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This company is a diversified sales and marketing company specializing in promotional apparel, promotional products, and advertising specialty items. They offer in-house embroidery, screen printing, heat transfer, engraving, and graphic design.
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Review activities and promotional status with Vice President of Casino Marketing. The Asian Marketing Manager is responsible for the successful operation of the Asian Relationship Marketing team with direct supervision of the Asian VIP Host team and indirect supervision of the Asian Executive and Senior Executive Hosts.
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National Pen offers a broad range of personalized promotional products, including writing instruments, stationery, drinkware, bags, gifts, and trade show accessories, and operates via a network of more than 10 facilities across North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia.
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Provides training, interviews for hire, prepare schedules and conducts performance evaluations of the Asian VIP Host team and other Relationship Marketing Team members as required. Experience: Seven (5) to seven (7) years’ experience in all gaming, Player Development, casino operations and marketing is required.
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ASI is the largest global provider of technology B2B services for the $26.1 billion promotional products industry (branding and marketing). Collaborate closely with Senior Vice President of Sales, Senior Vice President, Events, Media and Marketing Services, Chief Product Officer and Chief Financial Officer to develop and implement plans that align with company objectives.
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This role also provides advanced technical post production services for finishing and versioning key marketing assets for Entertainment Television Marketing, including promotional and advertising assets used in paid media plans, B2B Advertising Sales events, Investor Day summits, and experiential consumer events.
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They also create promotional assets which include static, animation, lenses and social content to support all aspects of the artist roll out across Marketing, Digital Marketing, Commerce, Touring and Sales.
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Job Description Create, produce, edit and execute exceptional marketing/branding/promotional campaigns that will serve as the foundation in the overall image of the station. These tactics include publicity stunts, contests, sweepstakes, grassroots campaigns, internal synergies, product placement and pure promotional "one off" partnerships.
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Work with the University Marketing and Communication (UMC) to develop content and plans for advertisements, press coverage, web content, and other promotional materials in a timely manner.
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Job Title: Associate Public Relations Manager Job Summary: This role is responsible for supporting PR initiatives and campaigns across the Pokémon brand's portfolio of consumer products including the Pokémon Trading Card Game and its associated ecosystem, E-commerce (Pokémon Center), Licensing, Publishing, as well as our Animation and Scripted Entertainment programs, and Brand Marketing and Promotional initiatives.
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The Campus Marketing Representative will perform various marketing, promotional and merchandising task/duties. Distribute and place point-of-sale (POS) for bi-monthly promotional campaigns and national Coca-Cola campaigns.
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Oversee the development of marketing collateral, including packaging design, promotional materials, and point-of-sale displays, ensuring brand consistency and effectiveness. Work closely with the digital marketing team to plan and execute online marketing strategies, including social media, email marketing, and influencer partnerships.
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Our activations include the promo car, a NASCAR retired race car, promotional giveaways, interactive games, ability to data-collect and prospect. Current enrollment in a college or university program in Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, Sports Management, or a related field, with a strong interest in motorsports and event marketing.
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In partnership with the PR Manager and Director of Marketing, manages design and production of Resort promotional materials including print, digital, advertising assets and other collateral.
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This includes overseeing store planogram and ensuring seasonal and/or promotional marketing material are displayed properly. Lead your team to reach or exceed sales goals by selling loan or pawn products to consumers, identifying local marketing strategies, leveraging business-to-business partnership opportunities, obtaining referrals, and hosting and participating in community events.
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