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Reporting to the Social Media Manager and working closely with the Director of Brand Marketing, the Video & Social Media Specialist will produce images and video content for the Roosevelt University website, advertising, marketing materials and social media channels (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.
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The Email Specialist will own content calendar planning, email configuration, and reporting for 4-5 of our key markets while working closely with Regional Marketing Managers and local buying teams to drive online sales by highlighting promotions, initiatives, and deals in RISE emails.
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The Sales Executive, Field Sales promotes and sells Attorney Legal Marketing solutions (FindLaw, Super Lawyers, Abogado, LawInfo) through outbound telephone calls to new and existing small law firm customers (one to ten attorney size.
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We partner with the world’s largest brands, including Danone, AB InBev, Kimberly-Clark, Unilever, and Walmart, to build compelling and effective influencer marketing campaigns. Our AI-driven platform and team of experts are leading the transformation of influencer marketing.
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Job Summary The Marketing and Communications Specialist will report to the Director, Communications & Marketing (and in some cases work under the guidance of the Content Manager.
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The Marketing Consultant's role covers a wide variety of projects, including advising German companies on their US market entry strategy, developing, and implementing Social Media strategies to increase their online presence and to improve their marketing efforts, especially through LinkedIn. The Marketing Consultant will be based out of our Chicago Downtown or our Farmington Hills, Michigan office.
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Take ownership of the DCI team’s marketing and sales collateral management process (currently organized in Seismic), making measurable improvements in the quality of underlying information and the ease with which managing directors can find valuable, current, and relevant information for their clients.
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Foster an integrated customer account strategy and drive the cultivation of synergy among Medical Affairs, Marketing, Market Access and all related work teams including PMF’s aimed at growth and continuous improvement; identify and provide market intelligence about trends in patient / disease management, competing technologies, reimbursement issues, etc.
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The Regional Director ensures that all promotional sales and marketing initiatives, along with all other District Manager and Account Specialist responsibilities, are executed in a legally compliant manner.
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They will achieve alignment on analytics learning objectives through reporting with broader GTM functions like product marketing, marketing business partners, marketing strategy, sales, channel commercialization, operations, global technology, and business line leaders.
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Maintaining familiarity with laws that affect client areas to issue spot and provide basic counseling, including those relevant to sales and marketing of products to health care professionals and reimbursement by government programs areas, for example, fraud and abuse (Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act), FDA regulation (Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act), privacy (HIPAA), and anti-corruption (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Further, the Head of Marketing will have extensive knowledge of performance marketing, traditional marketing channels, affiliate marketing, as well as tracking and reporting methodologies.
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KEY WORDS: Medical Sales, outside sales, surgical sales, account manager, sales representative, outside sales. medical sales recruiters Description: A major medical device manufacturer is looking to fill a "Sales Representative" position.
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Product Marketing: Create sales enablement collateral on product updates to support the sales cycle and align with overall marketing strategies. Ensure data accuracy and efficient CRM operations to support marketing and sales initiatives.
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