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Serves as the property sales liaison with Area Sales, Group Sales, Revenue Management, Event Management, Regional Marketing Communications and other hotel departments as appropriate.
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As an Automotive Sales Manager your primary focus will be to establish professional relationships with customers and help their businesses become more efficient, effective, and profitable.
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The Ticket Processing and Support Coordinator is responsible for supporting our guests, EBG field sales agents, customer care representatives and call center representatives through day-to-day operations including: resolving of customer service issues, fulfilling of manually booked products and reporting.
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Work with Marketing and National Sales Director to analyze the territory/market's potential, track sales and review status reports. Annual performance appraisal based on attainment of annual goals established between National Sales Director and Territory Sales Manager.
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Analyzes information concerning facility operation such as daily food sales, patron attendance and labor costs to prepare budget to maintain cost control of facility operations. If you enjoy food & inventory management, guiding team members, and thriving in a dynamic and fast-paced environment, our Food & Beverage Manager position may be a great fit for you.
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The Sales Coordinator is responsible for clerical, administrative, as well as producing marketing materials, and other duties to assist in the smooth operation of the Sales and Catering functions at the hotel.
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The In House Director of Sales plans, controls, and directs the daily activities of the sales and marketing team to obtain maximum sales efficiencies while maintaining high quality standards.
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It is this foundation and our belief that our culture drives success by which The Ritz Carlton has earned the reputation as a global brand leader in luxury hospitality. The Gold Standards are the foundation of The Ritz-Carlton and are what guides us each day to be better than the next.
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Our sales associates have access to a proven sales training program and a straightforward process for home buyers with easy purchase terms and top-quality homes built at an amazing price.
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Communicate frequently with other Respiratory Sales Specialists across the country and cross-functional counterparts such as Marketing, Sales Ops, Market Access, Field Reimbursement, Training, and Medical Affairs to create alignment of business plan, focus on strategic drivers, and sharing best practices.
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Efficient Sales Cycle: Appointments are swift, taking only an hour, including paperwork, and installations can be scheduled as early as the same day. Engage potential customers using established sales methods to educate, consult, inform, and ultimately close the sale.
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As a Sales Associate, you act as a brand ambassador bringing your own personal style, passion for the product and welcoming energy to the sales floor each day. You'll collaborate with your team members and managers to drive the business, jump in on tasks that help create a seamless customer experience, and bring a collaborative, kind, and inclusive energy to the sales floor.
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10 % time) Manage the performance of Sales and Marketing Leadership through the consistent application of WVO performance management by: (1) establishing performance goals and action plans for all Sales & Marketing management; (2) working with Sales & Marketing management to establish performance goals and action plans for the Sales and Marketing Associates.
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For the Orlando-South territory, you will be responsible for all sales activities for assigned accounts or regions including marketing, promoting, and networking to develop existing business and build referral sources for future opportunities.
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Are you ready to take the next step in your sales career, make a great living, and join a top company in the broadcast media industry? Proficiency with Wide Orbit, Wide Orbit Media Sales, Kantar or other commercial monitoring program, and Microsoft applications a plus.
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