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We are looking for a Sales Support Coordinator to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will serve as the primary contact for our Sales Team, driving internal HQ projects, addressing inquiries, and providing essential support to manage key accounts effectively.
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We are seeking a dynamic and motivated Group Sales Coordinator to join our team at Otherworld Philadelphia. As a Group Sales Coordinator, you will be responsible for managing group sales inquiries, coordinating bookings, and ensuring smooth and enjoyable visits for our clients.
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Position Title: Catering Sales Coordinator - THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. This may require Sales Coordinator to be present during the event. Support the Sales Managers and Director of Sales for special projects and admin related tasks.
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The National Sales Coordinator should be an active participant in the sales process, lending not only administrative support, but creative ideas and feedback. The National Sales Coordinator is responsible for the project management and execution of the National Sales business for Audacy San Diego.
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Under general supervision, the Sales Coordinator provides assistance and administrative support to the Catering Sales Managers and Catering Director; assists in all adminstrative assistance required for the facility and preparation of catering internal and external communications.
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Quotes prices for meeting inquiries and works with respective Sales leadership at the property (i.e. DOS Catering Manager) to handle small groups of less than 10 rooms and small meetings of less than 10 people.
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Reporting to the Director of Venue Sales and Events, the Venue Sales and Events Coordinator is responsible for handling rental events in the Museum that are assigned to them. Job Title: Venue Sales & Events Coordinator.
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In this exciting new role you'll be responsible for both Individual and Group Sales and asked to lead a team of motivated Independent Sales Agents. That includes building lasting Customer relationships, making sales presentations to new and current Customers, and supporting new agents in the field.
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Catering Sales Coordinator. We are looking for a Staffing Coordinator to add to our PA Commissary team in Philadelphia, PA. As a staffing coordinator you will be responsible for supporting the administrative and management team, specifically the Service Director and staffing department, through the successful and accurate completion of daily and weekly tasks.
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The Sales Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that all client requirements are met through effective and efficient order processing and following through with clients and appropriate departments (Credit, Accounting, Supply Chain, and Transportation.
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Create files for upload into General Ledger system to account for store sales, cash, and credit card activities. Review daily incoming sales data and work to ensure completeness and accuracy of sales reporting.
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We are searching for a highly motivated and organized Inside Sales Coordinator to join our growing team. Qualify and manage inbound sales leads. In this role, you will be the backbone of our inside sales operation, providing critical support to our sales representatives and ensuring a smooth customer experience.
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The role of Sales and Education Coordinator offers an exciting opportunity to manage education and sales activities in a designated region for this dynamic brand within Sephora. The Sales and Education Coordinator must have a background in beauty retail sales, makeup artistry experience, and a strong passion for educating others.
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Serve as on property social media Champion and work in conjunction with the Director of Sales and Marketing & FMM on design and production of planned marketing programs. Supports the Director of Sales and Marketing in all hotel related marketing efforts that include, Social Media and local advertising efforts.
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Any additional group changes will be updated by the sales coordinator. Enter pertinent information into Sales, POS and Event Management systems. Coordinate with Sales Managers to execute group booking accordingly in appropriate systems.
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