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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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You will be responsible for leading all sales and marketing activity, including but not limited to community engagement, referral source outreach, lead generation, fielding inquiries, leading tours, and closing.
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A Director of Sales and Marketing with DoubleTree by Hilton Bahia Mar is responsible for leading and directing the development and implementation of strategic sales and marketing plans and initiatives in the hotel's continuing effort to deliver outstanding guest service and financial profitability.
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Establish a method of monitoring expected outcomes and effectiveness of marketing and sales programs. Meet all monthly sales activity standards including follow up calls, professional sales calls, event planning and monthly lead bank mailings.
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Brookdale Senior Living Sales and Marketing Director Northbrook , Illinois Apply Now The Sales & Marketing Director position offers a competitive base salary plus commission, with additional earning opportunity through our President’s Club.
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Premier Martial Arts Program Director (Sales and Marketing Manager) – San Diego , is passionate about the value martial arts adds to a person’s life. Next, they need to be all-in on implementing the Premier Martial Arts marketing and sales systems.
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This critical role will be responsible for sales, marketing, and branding of the entire SuperATV portfolio of products and channels. We are looking to add a VP, Sales and Marketing to our growing team.
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Expert understanding of omnichannel sales approach, including overall sales strategies, leveraging pricing and marketing opportunities, brand strategy, and channel conflict resolution.
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Dealership management experience is a plus (sales manager, internet sales manager, business development manager, F&I manager, marketing manager, marketing director, parts manager, service manager, fixed operations manager.
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Dublin Square is seeking a high-performing Senior Living Sales & Marketing Director. Sales director duties will include hitting annual targets, building relationships and understanding customer trends.
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Volunteers of America - National Services Sales and Marketing Director Rochester , Minnesota Apply Now Come join our awesome team as Sales & Marketing Director at The Homestead at Rochester.
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Knowledge of banquet business practices, including marketing, security, safety, budgeting, quality controls and event planning. The job duties of the Event Planning and Sales Manager include, but are not limited to, developing, coordinating, and maintaining a highly reputable and sought-after banquet business for Reserve 22.
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Drives development of media strategy (e.g., paid social media, influencer marketing, content marketing) and campaign messaging for programs. Experience working cross-functionally in ad sales marketing, client/custom solutions, creative strategy, shopper marketing or site editorial capacity.
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Marketing Specialist - Home and Health Sales Team. This role is highly cross functional and will work closely with key members of internal and external Nest Energy Sales teams, marketing teams, and 3rd party agencies.
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