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Reporting to the Sr. Director Shopper Marketing Large Store + Emerging Channels, the Shopper Marketing Director will work closely with the LS + EC Sales Leadership team, cross-functional marketing teams, eCom sales, digital marketing, and the category management/shopper insights team to help the Shopper Marketing Managers develop and execute insight-driven, channel/retailer specific marketing solutions rooted in shopper behavior.
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Atrium Hospitality is on the lookout for a dynamic Area Director of Sales and Marketing to lead our efforts at the Springfield Courtyard, Springfield Residence Inn, and the Springfield University Plaza.
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Are you a successful Senior Living Sales & Marketing Director with a proven track record of success looking to build Assisted and Independent Living census by developing and implementing a marketing plan.
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Cypress Square is seeking a high-performing Senior Living Sales & Marketing Director. The objective of the Senior Living Sales & Marketing Director is to support prospective residents and their family members as they evaluate senior care options and to help them to understand that Navion is the best senior housing option for them.
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Develop comprehensive marketing strategies across channels such as email marketing, social media, SEO, PPC, and content marketing to elevate brand awareness and boost sales.
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The Director / Assistant AD for Marketing & Fan Engagement is responsible for all aspects of marketing and promoting UNC Athletics, including developing and implementing comprehensive marketing plans that drives ticket sales, attendance, revenue and fan engagement.
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The primary function of the Group Director of Sales & Marketing is in the development and solicitation of business from all markets to ensure the necessary bookings needed for a successful and profitable operation for the Ocean House Management (OHM.
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Reporting to the Executive Vice President/Chief of Staff (EVP/COS), the Vice President, Marketing is responsible for defining and managing the SVCF brand; design and implementation of marketing campaigns; management for all marketing and sales initiatives; oversight of the production of marketing and promotional materials; oversight of creative content and SEO for the SVCF website; monitoring and managing social media; and producing internal and external visual brand assets and communications.
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Coordinate with Regional Manager - RNDC West, Director of Marketing and Director Sales West on training- on both brand education and sales presentations). (Coordinate with Regional Manager - RNDC West, Director of Sales - West, Director of Marketing.
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Develop, manage and execute comprehensive marketing and ticket sales plans for all assigned sports and events with an emphasis on increasing season, single-game and group ticket sales, social media, enhancing fan experience and the overall game presentation.
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The Marketing Coordinator must embody the values of Chick-fil-A and serve as an ambassador to the community, which means developing ways to "bring care to the concrete" both inside and outside of the four walls of our restaurant.
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Collaborate with the VP of US Wound Care Sales & Marketing to develop and oversee business strategy. - Collaborate with the VP of US Wound Care Sales & Marketing to develop and oversee business strategy.
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