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Serves as the sales contact for the General Manager, property leadership team, Group Sales and Area Sales leaders. 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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This is a training role that is made to prepare the Sales Trainee for the Account Sales Manager role. If promotion to the role of ACCOUNT SALES MANAGER (or other role) does not happen prior to the expiration of the 12-mos completion period, the SALES TRAINEE role will be vacated due to end of assignment unless an exception applies.
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A Sales Associate reports directly to the Store Manager and management team. Be aware of any back stock and replenish sales floor as needed. We are currently looking for energetic and friendly Sales Associates.
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Assist Sales Manager in supervising the daily operational aspects of the Sales Gallery Floor/Sales Center. At direction of Sales Manager, provide real-time coaching and consultation regarding approach to closing sales (e.g., provision of a specific business case, offering an Encore opportunity.
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Supports the General Manager by coordinating crisis communications. Champions leadership development and workforce planning priorities by assessing, selecting, retaining and developing diverse, high-caliber talent that can lead the organization today and strengthen the leadership bench for the future; continues to upgrade the sales & marketing talent; works with HR to anticipate future talent needs based on business growth plans.
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POSITION OBJECTIVE: The Assistant Store Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in promoting a customer and product-focused sales culture, where our values and guiding principles are at the forefront of all store operations, including managing sales operations, asset protection, and human resources functions to ensure great customer experience and maximum profitability.
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Analyzes sales reports and KPIs to determine the needs of the business; In partnership with Store Manager, executes in store business and sales strategies. Proven excellent customer service skills with statistical track record in all areas of sales and leadership.
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The Sales Lead will refer all duties which require managerial experience and/or approval to the Store Manager (e.g. disciplinary action, hiring, and terminating associates). Driving revenue by proactively managing the client experience while effectively performing Manager On Duty responsibilities - Assuming the MOD role when Store Manager/Co-Manager is not on the floor.
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Evaluates and supports participation and account deployment with Area Sales and Group Sales within the Sales Office. Identifies, trains and mentors group sales associates; utilizes all available on the job training tools for associates.
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Provide direct sales assistance to Athletes to meet sales KPI targets set by the Retail Store Manager. Our Seasonal Part-Time Sales Teammates are major players for our brand during our busiest seasons.
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Though most of the day-to-day for a Market Manager revolves around sales-related activity, it is far from a traditional sales role. Many of our Market Managers, known as Area Directors, do have prior sales or marketing communications experience, but our unique low-pressure sales approach combined with the other aspects of the opportunity mean our most successful people act more like business owners.
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Restore is seeking an Assistant General Manager with strong sales and business development skills. As an Assistant General Manager, you'll play an integral role in cultivating and maintaining the Restore culture.
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Experience with auto parts sales preferred. Oversees the parts sales process from customer inquiry to finding the part to invoicing the customer. Works with parts manager to locate any parts not in stock.
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Your management abilities shine as you assist the Branch Manager with recruiting and training as well as developing and implementing plans to meet sales goals, promote our core values, and ensure an outstanding client experience.
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Works with the Market Sales Associate Sales Manager to plan, implement, and manage marketing and sales processes to achieve personal lines (auto and home) production and growth goals.
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