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Effectively develop Business Development strategies and market/store specific promotional concepts that result in a positive ROI.· Develop a clear marketing and advertising strategy designed to ensure continued growth in revenues and profits while minimize competitive intrusion in conjunction with the Regional Sales Manager.
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The Inside Sales department cultivates and matches each lead to an agent, Client Services assists with the entire administrative process, Training department expands your know-how and skills as you become a top producing agent, and Marketing handles advertising and promotion of listings, our brand and YOU.
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Collaborate with the Public Relations and Marketing Manager to develop campaigns aligning with clients' objectives, amplifying market share, and boosting sales. A degree or relevant experience in Public Relations, English, Communications, Business Administration/Business Communications, Marketing, or related fields is advantageous.
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The Director of Sales and Marketing is responsible for the daily sales efforts of the sales team and for the overall positioning of the hotel including rooms, dining outlets, and events.
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We are looking for a B2B Sales Representative (also known as account executive, sales hunter, outbound sales) to find and close new business deals in North America. 3-5 years of experience in B2B sales within the email, marketing automation, or related industry.
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Client management experience or sales (or sales support) experience (client side, ad solutions, digital advertising, direct marketing, agency experience). Epsilon is a global advertising and marketing technology company positioned at the center of Publicis Groupe.
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Work experience in the following industries is an asset but not required: Communications, Business administration, Management, Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations, Political Science, Sales, Sales Management, Psychology, Sports Management, and related fields.
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Job Summary: Reporting directly to the CEO, the Vice President of Sales and Marketing will oversee and drive all aspects of sales strategy, business development, and marketing efforts across our diverse portfolio of event venues.
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We use AI and machine learning to turn buyer data into actionable insights and help customers activate those insights to drive full-funnel outcomes using our exceptional native B2B advertising product and integrations into 24 additional marketing and sales tools.
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Discovery of strategic business opportunities through cross function collaboration with sales, HR, etc. 0-5 years experience managing public and marketing events, retail, sales, promotions, campaigns.
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Bachelor's Degree in a related field and 6+ years experience in Advertising sales operations/management, program management, business development, marketing, consulting, or a related field.
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Leverages a client-diagnostic sales strategy and consultative approach to uncover client specific issues and/or opportunities. The Vice President of Business Development will have the unique opportunity to develop, drive and close new business opportunities at major brands across the retail vertical.
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The Marketing & Sales Manager will collaborate with the VP of Marketing, Senior Marketing Manager, Operational VPs, TM Development, department heads, Regional Community Managers, and on-site staff within a portfolio of TM Owned and managed properties, to maintain and/or improve economic occupancy and rental income using best-in-class technology and our streamlined marketing and business practices.
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Bachelors’ degree in Economics, Marketing, Advertising, Statistics, Engineering or Business. As an Sales Account Manager on the Adapt team, you will work with internal and external customers to create and execute advertising strategies while driving incremental revenue.
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Oversee marketing efforts for hotel and outlets including digital, social media, collateral, advertising, and public relations. Strategies will include pricing, direct sales, market mix, and marketing.
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