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Collaborate with Entertainment Marketing Manager to develop strategies reaching target audiences through various channels while ensuring oversight within your scope. Evaluate event success based on factors like ticket sales, attendance, and customer satisfaction.
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Coordinates with appropriate teams for the delivery of event materials in a timely manner, including marketing literature, display, demo units, A/V equipment, etc. Quality checks all marketing materials to travel with the booth.
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Responsibilities: Plan and select B2B events, manage booth material shipments, contract show services, choose booth locations and sponsorship levels, create displays, and select marketing materials.
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Reporting to the Director of Sales Planning, the Trade Marketing Manager will be responsible for supporting our sales teams in all aspects of trade promotion management and optimization. Guide sales team on TPM process including forecast accuracy, guidance on promo scenarios to run, post event analysis, and general feedback on how to structure promotions for clean reporting and clearing of deductions.
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The Marketing Consultant is responsible for planning and executing a wide range of marketing projects including direct mail programs, sales collaterals, flyers, event promotions, print, web, and digital advertising focused primarily on people aged 65.
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A degree in Event Management, Hospitality, Marketing, or a related field is preferred. The ideal candidate will have a passion for event management, exceptional organizational skills, and a keen eye for detail.
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Assist with internal and external event planning logistics, including trade shows and experiential events as it pertains to marketing deliverables. Vast is looking for a Senior Marketing Coordinator , reporting to the Director of Marketing Operations, to support the organization, drive brand awareness, support merchandise management, vendor relations, and general marketing and brand operations.
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An exceptional writer and storyteller, the Digital Content Producer and Social Media Strategist will focus on social media strategy, project management, and writing/producing content for multiple communications channels, including website, biannual magazine, newsletters, internal communications, annual report, event communications, social posts, videos, and other digital/printed materials as needed.
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Participate in pop-up marketing events through pre-sales and beyond, including the set-up, event, and break-down of temporary facilities. The purpose of the Membership Coordinator is to assist the General Manager with new membership sales by bringing new members to the studio and booking them into introductory stretches and, eventually, full memberships.
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Get ready to dive into the exciting world of event sales, where your energy and passion for marketing will shine. Step Into the Spotlight as an Event Assistant in Santa Ana, CA – On-Site.
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The Event Sales Manager is responsible for generating revenue in Private Dining & Events in the restaurants assigned to them through direct specified sales activities and marketing efforts.
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Exciting Opportunity for Junior Event Manager (Entry Level with Paid Training) As a Junior Event Manager, you'll be an integral part of an on-site team at local events, representing a specific client and their products/services.
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JD RMD Group is an experiential marketing agency that helps clients market their products and services in the live event space. We are seeking a proactive and resourceful individual to join our team as a Carpenter Shop Assistant/Runner.
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You'll work with a diverse team of people who focus on the following areas: sales and generating new business; customer service and relationship management; new product and promotion launches; local market research; new customer trend analysis; corporate and financial communications; recruitment marketing; and client-centric sales campaigns.
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Qualifications Must be 18-21 years of age based on location Weekends (Friday-Sunday) preferred; holidays & weekday work available Reliable access to a smartphone or tablet on days worked The ability to safely use appliances (microwave, toaster oven, hot plate) The ability to stand to perform the event for the duration of the event Work Environment Moderate to high noise levels associated with a retail grocery warehouse environment.
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