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Join us in spreading the joy of fitness and community through CycleBar! Our CycleBar Sales Associates (CBX) play a pivotal role in delivering the signature CycleBar experience while also driving sales on a daily basis.
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It starts with YOU. The Senior Customer Business Partner (Sr. CBP) is accountable, as an individual contributor, for all aspects of building, selling, and executing joint business plans that deliver the objectives of the Amazon and Kimberly-Clark Child Care business within the Baby & Child Care (BCC) Team. The primary commercial objectives include but are not limited to net sales, share, and sale inputs/ controllables for BCC at Amazon.
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Other relatable experience includes being a Receptionist, Data Collector, Data Collections, Billing, Insurance Claim Processor, Collections, Multi Phone Line use, Adjustment Claim Processor, or Sales.
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Company: Club Pilates / Row House Job Summary: As a Regional Manager at our company, you will oversee multiple boutique fitness studios in the Seattle area. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree Minimum of 5 years of experience managing multiple fitness studios or similar multi-unit operations.
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In addition to being a strong salesperson, the Assistant Showroom Manager works alongside the Showroom Manager to develop their ability to run a strong business, lead by example and empower a team of dynamic sales specialists and run an operationally sound showroom.
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We are a full service hotel with 256 rooms, on-site restaurant, executive lounge, fitness center, banquet facilities and more! This full-time, in house, position reporting to the Director of Sales and comes with a salary of $70K to $80K (DOE) per year plus quarterly bonuses.
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Client Engagement Knowledge of how to ring up sales and provide excellent customer service to support the sales floor when needed. Wellness Reimbursement Program (education, PTO related expenses, spa services, fitness/ exercise fees, etc.
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Under the leadership of a General Manager, the support of a Regional Sales Manager, and a sales team, Advisors must display, have knowledge of, and participate in all the club's services, programs, and products.
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Must be competitive, persistent and self-reliant, with high energy and sales drive. We offer up to 75% off at over 11,000 gyms and fitness centers. The Sales Executive is a new Producer or a Producer that does not have a book of business.
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POSITION:The purpose of the Sales Representative is to assist the General Manager with new membership sales by bringing new members to the studio, building a relationship, providing a positive experience, and successfully moving them through the sales process to a membership sale.
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2+ years of retail/service sales or fitness sales experience. KLW Fitness, established in 2013, is a multi-unit operator and developer of the Club Pilates franchise system.
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Maximize sales through exceptional customer service; lead conversations to understand each customers unique fitness goals/journeys and educate them on how Tempo can empower them to achieve any one of their goals.
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At [solidcore] we believe in blazing paths, not trailing behind and we are firmly committed to being the leader in diversity, equity, and inclusion within the boutique fitness space. [solidcore] is looking for an energetic, outgoing, and personable individual to join our Core Crew team, providing front desk, administrative, and sales support to the Head Coach & Community Manager.
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Delivering an exceptional and versatile sales and service experience to all members and guests– generating inspiration that leads to fitness goal pursuit with our community. Promote enthusiasm for fitness and the OTF brand by assisting new members to embark on their fitness journey.
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The Wellness Advisor assists the General Manager with new membership sales as well the retention of current members. Execute full sales process of lead generation, follow up, and closing the sale.
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