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The Proposal/Marketing Coordinator is responsible for overall planning, collaboration, and preparation of business development materials (information, prequalification and proposal packages, and presentation/interview materials) under the direction of the Marketing/BD Manager.
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Work with the BD Proposal Coordinator, Marketing Specialist and Operational Managers on the preparation and completion of proposals. The Marketing Manager will have operational responsibility for inside sales functions within the firm and interface with outside sales, operations, recruiting and human resources.
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Digital Marketing Coordinator FLSA Status: Non-ExemptJob Location: OfficePosition Summary Support the Marketing Team with various digital marketing responsibilities including website updates and third-party platform management.
$75,000 a year depends on experienceFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated Today - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Under general supervision, the Program and Marketing Coordinator plans, develops and implements basic marketing plans, strategies and events for programs. Plays a pivotal role in developing, implementing, and coordinating marketing, primarily social media, strategy to increase program awareness and attendance to events.
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2+ years of experience within a Production Coordinator or Assistant Project Manager position, preferably in creative marketing for entertainment, tech, or video games. We're looking for a contract Associate Producer to join our marketing team and help us keep our productions running smoothly and get our creative assets across the finish line.
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The Marketing Coordinator is a strategic and collaborative role that will support the Brand Manager in executing brand strategies and campaigns and driving engagement across multiple channels.
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The Marketing Coordinator will be responsible for assisting in the development, management, and execution of customer marketing initiatives. Own the Veeva process start to finish for partners on the customer marketing team.
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The role of the Marketing Coordinator is to partner closely with our House Brands and Marketing team to plan, develop, and execute marketing campaigns across iHerb’s domestic and international markets.
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We are seeking a self-motivated, goal-oriented individual to join our growing organization as a Marketing/Proposal Coordinator. Teaming with our marketing team, the role will help support the company's various geographic regions while reporting directly to the Vice President of our mid-Atlantic region.
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Collaborate with the Social Media Coordinator to ensure timely execution of content plans and alignment with brand guidelines. Provide guidance, mentorship, and support to the Social Media Coordinator, overseeing their day-to-day activities, performance, and professional development.
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Langan is seeking a Senior Marketing Coordinator to join its collaborative team in either the Irvine or Los Angeles office. 4+ years of professional marketing experience within the real estate, architectural, engineering or construction industry.
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The Marketing Coordinator provides marketing project management and administrative support for the portfolio and will assist with marketing operations as assigned by the Director of Marketing.
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The Marketing Coordinator must be an organized multitasker, able to handle many diverse projects simultaneously and meet tight deadlines. Marketing Coordinator - Dental Division.
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Job DescriptionJob Descriptionjoimax Inc. is seeking a passionate Full-Time Marketing Coordinator with a strong knowledge of events and tradeshow/workshop planning and social media, possess excellent communication skills, and the flexibility to travel to tradeshows/workshops.
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We're on the lookout for a dynamic Commercial Transaction & Marketing Coordinator ( internally called Client Services Coordinator ) who thrives on providing top-notch support to brokers and clients alike.
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