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It is the responsibility of the Casino Marketing Coordinator to follow and carry out the requests of the Casino Host/Player Development Executive to create a memorable trip for our casino guests.
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Coordinates all functions related to Player Development with the Director of Marketing and Player Development Manager. Facilitates effective management of marketing information throughout the department and casino.
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We are seeking an outstanding Staff Development Coordinator to join our team at a large senior living community in Skyline Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation Come join a team of dedicated, smart, and caring professionals as they work together to care for our seniors and provide them the lifestyle they deserve.
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The Marketing Coordinator and Players Club Manager directly report to the Marketing Manager. Establishes strategic marketing plans to achieve property objectives. Manages development, production, and distribution of promotional and collateral material to support sales and marketing programs.
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