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As we continue to represent tech giants and expand our footprint throughout Albany, we are thrilled to add a new Verizon Sales Trainee to our team. Shore Marketing Group is seeking a tenacious Verizon Sales Trainee to join our dynamic team.
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Sales & marketing director, entry level sales & marketing manager, sales account manager, sales administrator, sales analyst, sales and marketing, sales and marketing admin, entry level, sales, marketing, customer service, entry level advertising, clients, sports.
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Sales and Marketing Coordinator (a.k.a. Move-In Coordinator),role provides backup for the sales team to serve as a tour guide within the community, coordinating future resident interviews and appointments outside of the community, and assist with details regarding the marketing plan.
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The Sales and Revenue Manager, Resort Spas is responsible for developing, planning, training, managing, monitoring, measuring and reporting sales and revenue initiatives and strategies for the Resort spas, including marketing plans, sharing best practice and follow-up required to maximize Resorts revenue.
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The B2B Marketing Manager partners with the marketing team – including the digital, web, creative services, content and upstream Product Marketing Managers and other stakeholders in AORN to ensure successful outreach to all potential customers to enhance and grow sales.
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Reporting to the Head of Content Marketing, this pivotal role will drive the content distribution and execution of both paid and organic social media strategies in a myriad of formats (including video) for major campaigns year-round, in close collaboration with demand generation, product, events, customer success, and sales teams.
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Complete at least 6-12 month rotation throughout various Business Units and Commercial related functions within those Business Units, which may include sales, customer service, marketing support, inventory management, forecasting, and technical lab support , if appropriate, in an effort to gain an extensive and well-rounded knowledge base of LANXESS’ business and product lines before progression into a Commercial role, either internal or external, based on the company needs.
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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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The channel marketing manager is a key member of the ZAGG marketing organization and a best friend to the ZAGG sales teams. In addition to your mission to drive sell-through in our wireless carrier partners, the Channel Marketing Manager will be in charge of partner GTM support, including the management and optimization of content delivery for product and brand launches.
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Reporting: The Marketing and Patron Services Manager reports to the President and CEO. The Marketing and Patron Services Manager works closely with HSO’s communications agency which designs and leads the implementation of the season strategy.
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The Route Sales Trainee also learns the elements of maintaining product availability and merchandising products at all designated accounts, including ensuring that all beverage sections, racks, displays and vendors are completely filled according to Coca-Cola Bottling Company High Country standards.
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Sales enablement - Equip the sales and customer success teams with effective customer-facing materials (including one-pagers, sales decks, and videos), and internal guides.
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As a Sales Manager Trainee, You Will Have Access To a World Class Management Training Program With The Opportunity To Gain Valuable Experience By Partnering With Dedicated And Successful Store Managers.
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The Business Development Specialist will work together with the Market Development Manager(s) to strategically monitor and evaluate their respective market and sub-segments, develop strong relationships with key customers, and expand the market share through effective sales and marketing management.
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The Category & Shopper Insights manager position at DeMert is responsible for conducting market and shopper analysis effort in support to the sales organization. Work directly with VP of Sales, National Account Managers, Category Development and Trade Marketing teams, providing ongoing reports, strategic insights and recommendations to inform decision-making and elevate the dialogue with retail customers.
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