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The marketing communications specialist works independently and with the manager and director of marketing to implement consumer and physician marketing plans to promote strategic priorities of Holy Cross Health and its operating divisions, Holy Cross Hospital, Holy Cross Germantown Hospital and Holy Cross Health Network.
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Bachelor’s Degree in English, Journalism, Communications, Public Relations, Advertising, Marketing or related field. Collaborate with marketing team and firm leadership to manage ongoing strategic marketing communication initiatives, including campaigns, website and social media management, collateral development, advertising, public relations, internal communications, etc.
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We’re seeking an energetic and business-oriented Marketing & Sales Specialist to join our ARTECHOUSE DC team. 4+ years of marketing experience in a ticket sales-driven property or luxury hospitality sector (e.g., tourism attraction, entertainment property, hotel, or related agency.
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Job Description AECOM is seeking a highly talented Sr. Marketing Proposal Specialist to work in collaboration with the East Region business development and operations team on pursuits, including partnering in the preparation of formal and informal client solicitations, including expressions of interest (EOI), requests for qualifications (RFQ), requests for proposals (RFP), and pre-qualification efforts.
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Links Global seeks a talented and dynamic Social Media Specialist/Digital Marketing Specialist/Data Analytics to join our marketing communications team. The ideal candidate should have a passion for social media, digital marketing, and data analytics, with experience in supporting public awareness, education, and outreach efforts to promote the prevention and treatment of diseases such as obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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As a Marketing Communications Specialist , you will join a team dedicated to creating marketing, communications, and training activities that promote cutting-edge advancements in intelligent transportation systems and automated vehicle technologies.
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Write content for cross-channel marketing communications such as webpage and social media, thought leadership, briefings, video scripts and other marketing collateral. GDIT’s Strategy and Performance Group (SPG) is looking for an experienced, versatile strategic marketing professional to lead development and execution of high-impact, integrated campaigns supporting objectives for a federal government organization focused on international trade and law enforcement.
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The Email Marketing Specialist will work closely with the Senior Email Marketing Manager to execute email campaigns that enhance customer engagement, drive retention, and contribute to our overall marketing strategy.
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M.C. Dean is seeking a Marketing Communications Specialist to join our dynamic team based in Tysons, VA. Together we are enhancing M.C. Dean's brand visibility, enabling client growth, promoting employee engagement, and advancing organizational development.
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Credence has an immediate need for a Marketing and Communications Specialist with 1-7 years of related marketing and communications work. An ideal candidate is a strong writer, self-motivated, and excited to translate our company culture and vision into an effective marketing strategy as we continue to grow.
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Sumo Logic is looking for a Field Marketing Specialist in EST to deliver field marketing programs that acquire new customers and grow existing customers in the North American region.
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Role Overview: As the Senior Journey Marketing Specialist, Platform and Journey Operations, you will be responsible for building audience and measurement capabilities across GEICO's known consumer Mar-tech stack.
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Account Marketing Specialist. Robust B2B marketing experience and skills, particularly in marketing strategy, planning, and campaign development. This role will support collaborative marketing activities across all Thales business entities in North America and will include a range of marketing disciplines, from integrated campaigns to digital marketing, account engagement plans, content creation, and market intelligence.
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POLITICO is in search of a Marketing Automation Specialist to support POLITICO's B2B revenue organization by owning the scheduling, building, tracking, and ongoing management of multi-channel marketing campaigns.
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As our National Marketing Specialist on the National Marketing Strategy Team, you’ll support and execute business development and marketing initiatives to raise the profile of the Marsh McLennan Agency (MMA) brand.
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