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The Front Office Representative II works with the Office Manager and/or Assistant Supervisor to maximize front office efficiency and perform various procedures associated with routine patient encounters; works closely with Office Manager and other members of the front office team to trouble-shoot and resolve problems, maintains positive relationships with patients, family members, visitors, and fellow employees.
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The Business Development Representative (BDR) is an individual contributor role reporting directly to the VP of Sales. We empower the world's leading B2C companies, including the biggest names in streaming media, to deliver exceptional digital experiences and optimize the "moments that matter" to their customers and their business.
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Our Louisville office has been named one of the “Best Places to Work in Kentucky” four times, and our Buffalo Trace Distillery has earned the title of “world’s most award-winning distillery” through the dedication of our craftsmen for well over 200 years.
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The Market Development Representative will be responsible for achieving volume and distribution goals for our Brands across Sazerac’s portfolio. Create and manage solutions to grow their assigned accounts business, while driving results that deliver market share growth for Sazerac brands.
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Additional Responsibilities For The Market Development Representative Include. Must be able to personally pay or charge ordinary and necessary business expenses that will be timely reimbursed.
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Market Development Representative ? Sazerac Company produces and markets the most award-winning bourbons and whiskeys in the world, including Buffalo Trace, Pappy Van Winkle, Eagle Rare, Blanton’s, and Sazerac Rye. Additionally, Sazerac owns many popular brands across a range of spirits, including Fireball, Southern Comfort, Seagram’s V.O., Myers’s, Goldschläger, Parrot Bay, 99 Brand, and Platinum Vodka.
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The Market Development Representative-McHenry will be responsible for achieving volume and distribution goals for our Brands across Sazerac’s portfolio. This role will build brands, maximize distribution and be the main point of contact for both on premise (restaurants and bars) and off premise (grocery stores, convenience store, liquor store) accounts in the assigned territory.
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Support Market Development Manager with brand building, programming, and distribution activities with customers. The salary range refers to base salary only and does not include car allowance, annual bonus, fuel or cell phone reimbursement.
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Whether you’re a recent graduate or an experienced professional, Sazerac provides extraordinary opportunities for growth with competitive salaries and benefits in an exciting, entrepreneurial industry.
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Directly manage solutions to grow their assigned accounts business, while driving results that deliver market share growth for Sazerac brands. Bachelor Degree in Business or related field.
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The Market Development Representative On-Premise will be responsible for achieving volume and distribution goals for our Brands across Sazerac’s portfolio. Bachelor Degree in Business or equivalent experience.
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The Market development representative (MDR) On-Premise role is tasked with building the Sazerac portfolio in a given territory of On-Premise outlets such as Bars, Restaurants, and hotels. Regularly review our account partners business and deliver solutions to improve profitability and growth.
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Additional Responsibilities For The Market Development Representative On-Premise Include. Day to day, the MDR role interacts with Owners and managers of these establishments to build mutually beneficial partnerships that grow revenue and profit.
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Serving as the principal advisor to the Business Innovation Director regarding office programs including setting the strategy and vision, developing business process improvements, determining capability needs, setting requirement definitions for associated software applications, establishing stakeholder adoption parameters, etc.
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Square helps sellers run and grow their businesses with its integrated ecosystem of commerce solutions, business software, and banking services. Across it all, we've embedded financial services tools at the point of sale, so merchants can access a business loan and manage their cash flow in one place.
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