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Join our vibrant team as an Entry Level Sales & Marketing Assistant and immerse yourself in a realm of business experience, growth, and personal empowerment in the heart of New York City. About Us: At Aura, we're more than just a company – we're a thriving community dedicated to nurturing talents and forging success stories.
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Reports to: VP of Sales Responsibilities: Assist in market preparation/showroom set-up and presentation to customers Manage sample process from pre-production through delivery and maintain sample log Assist with general day to day duties and daily customer requests/support and statuses Prepare sales packages to customers Manage order book, shipping information, etc.
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Those individuals who demonstrate leadership ability in this entry-level Communications Assistant role will also be considered for higher-level management positions after an initial evaluation in the first few months.
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Marketing Assistant (Entry Level) We’re offering Entry Level Marketing Assistant positions in Addison (TX). If you have a background in events, marketing, client relations, customer service, or sales, you’re already well-prepared.
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The Sales assistant is an entry level role that assists the sales team with sales coordination duties and performs the administrative tasks of the Pod sales process, for specific accounts across all 25+ brands within the Hearst portfolio.
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Ready to embark on a journey as an Entry Level Sales & Marketing Assistant? Join our vibrant team as an Entry Level Sales & Marketing Assistant and immerse yourself in a realm of business experience, growth, and personal empowerment in the heart of New York City.
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We are seeking a Marketing Assistant (Entry Level) to join our team and contribute to the planning and execution of our field marketing and consumer interaction initiatives. As a Marketing Assistant, you will play a crucial role in understanding the complete marketing mix and utilizing market research and consumer behavior analysis to drive sales strategies.
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We are seeking candidates that are looking for both professional and personal development for our ENTRY LEVEL Marketing & Sales Assistant position. Our ideal candidates are college graduates with a BA/BS or entry-level professionals with customer service and sales experience that are looking for a career since this is an ENTRY LEVEL position.
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Persons with Experience in the following areas should apply: Assistant Manager, Assistant Marketing Manager, Business Development Manager, Customer Account Manager, Customer Service Manager, District Sales Manager, Marketing Manager, Sales Account Manager, Area Manager, Assistant Sales Manager, General Manager, Sales and Marketing Manager, Territory Sales Manager.
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Experience:Previous experience in a customer service or sales role, preferably in the travel industry. Sales and Booking:Recommend travel destinations, accommodations, transportation, and activities based on client preferences and budget.
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The Sales Assistant is an entry level position contributing to all aspects of the International wholesale and distribution business. The Sales Assistant, International Wholesale reports directly to the Manager, International Wholesale.
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Familiarity with US Indirect tax filings such as sales and use tax and personal property tax filings preferred but not necessary. The candidate will carry out duties such as basic data entry, filing, typing, copying, scanning, processing of tax forms and payments for mailing to relevant tax jurisdictions.
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Job Title : Sales & Marketing Assistant (part-time / 20 to 30 hours per week) Job Description: We are seeking a highly organized Sales & Marketing Assistant to join our team.
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Place Showroom is seeking a driven sales assistant to join our sales team. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to PO processing from order order entry to shipment tracking.
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We represent one of the largest telecommunications companies in the nations and we are looking for a full-time Entry Level Assistant Manager to deliver best-in-class customer service and sales support to our clients.
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