Sports Minded Marketing and Sales Associate
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prolific evolutionsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Prolific Evolutions is growing fast, and we’re looking for driven, energetic individuals to join our Sports-Minded Marketing and Sales team. Our next Sports-Minded Marketing and Sales Associate will possess the determination and competitive nature that will push our company and team to grow both professionally and personally. The Marketing and Sales Associate role involves direct marketing promotions, actively participating in product knowledge meetings, and providing direct customer service and sales support to consumers. The ideal candidate would possess a competitive mindset much like an athlete and a student mentality with willingness and ability to excel.*
Please note: This is an on-site position in the Long Island Area*
Responsibilities:
Engage face-to-face daily with potential new consumers and educate them on current promotions in a retail environment Provide excellent customer service for existing clientele Represent the brand through retail marketing campaigns Interact with retail consumers and provide quality customer service. Act as a point person for all consumer relations Generate leads and drive SALESQualifications Customer service and/or sales experience is preferred Goal-oriented with a student mentality Contribute to a positive & energetic environment Display a student mentality with an open mind Possess effective interpersonal & communication skills Apply today for immediate consideration!
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