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Responsible for all rigging labor efforts and overhead safety during an event, which may include removing personnel who are acting in an unsafe manner. Gather and organize all rigging tools and equipment per event needs.
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Allied Universal® Event Services is looking to hire Event Security. Allied Universal® Event Services, North America’s premier crowd management, event staffing, and consulting company, offers exciting careers that make you an integral part of the event excitement.
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As a leader in event medical services, CrowdRx is one of Global Medical Response’s (GMR) family of solutions. Ensures that event activities are aligned with CrowdRx goals and strategic plan.
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Attend training sessions to keep current with marketing and event planning techniques that will benefit the company. Knowledge and experience with high volume marketing and event planning.
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Qualifications and Requirements: Previous experience in event photography or related disciplines. Experience/ skill with Adobe Creative suite - specifically Photoshop and Lightroom. Must have a valid EAD (work visa) from USCIS. Must have reliable transportation.
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Event Security OfficerPart-timeCompany DescriptionABOUT WESTGATE RESORTSWestgate Resorts provides a diverse range of vacation experiences. Role and Responsibilities: (Includes but is not limited to the following)Ability at assigned station/area, stand and/or move on a continuous basis during special events and functions (length and nature of the event varies.
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We are also a PEOPLE FIRST company.
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The Manager, Event Operations provides support to the Event Operations Leadership Team to ensure the department is run in an efficient and effective manner, with a high focus on delivering gracious hospitality and positive guest experiences.
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Location: On-site at our offices in Las Vegas, NVJob Type: Full-timeSalary: $20 to $28 per hourBenefits:Health, dental, and vision insurancePaid time off and holidaysOpportunities for professional developmentCollaborative and innovative work environmentJob Description: We are seeking a detail-oriented and energetic Event Coordinator to plan and execute a variety of events.
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JOB DESCRIPTION Job ResponsibilitiesAssist the event sales team in managing client inquiries and bookings. Coordinate event logistics, including scheduling and room setup. Previous experience in event coordination or administrative roles is a plus.
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THE ROLE The Inventory Control Associate is responsible for inventory storage and movements within and between the assigned inventory locations as well as packaging, shipping and receiving from the assigned location.
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The Inventory Control Associate is responsible for inventory storage and movements within and between the assigned inventory locations as well as packaging, shipping and receiving from the assigned location.
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The Event Store Manager is responsible for modeling superior customer service and leading the designated store/merchandise tent through high energy and consistent behavior. The Event Store Manager will understand the dynamics of event merchandise sales and thrive in a fast paced, high volume environment all while maintaining positive team morale.
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In this role you will be reporting to the Event Sales Manager focusing on direct-to-consumer sales. Driven by our passion for perfection for over 290 years, opportunities exist for Event Sales Representatives to promote, pitch, and sell our premium products at Costco locations and other retailers.
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The Coordinator Group Event Services will be responsible for providing day-to-day support, customer service, event planning, customer retention, service integration, and customer engagement to Sphere’s group, private and event rental customers.
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Title: event Company: Crowdrx in Las Vegas, Youngtown, Arizona
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