Merchandise & Promotions Account Lead
ecompanystoreKirkland (WA)
Merchandise & Promotions Account Lead
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ecompanystoreKirkland (WA)
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific ProductsOther Services Related to Advertising
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
eCompany Store, located in Kirkland, WA, is a technology-based provider of promotional product solutions for mid to large companies and organizations. We place in the Counselor Top 40 each year and we have been voted a “Best Places to Work” by Counselor Magazine.
We are looking for an enthusiastic, passionate individual that shares our values to join our team as a Merchandise Account Manager. We are a customer centric company, constantly striving to bring the best products and service to the world’s leading companies. This position will be based in Kirkland, WA.
Core Responsibilities:
Be a Microsoft brand ambassador and adhere to all corporate brand guidelines
Be capable of coordinating short production timelines
Coordinating and merchandising in-store product displays
Works closely and harmoniously with purchasing team to forecast needs
Leading and coordinating marketing promotions
Retail industry experience
Requirements
Required Skills:
5-10 years in the ASI industry
5-10 years of account management, sales coordination, or account executive experience
Strong knowledge of industry standards in decoration techniques, for both soft goods and hard goods.
Highly focused, with extreme attention to detail.
Familiarity with Microsoft product lines (Windows, Office, Xbox, etc.)
A passion and willingness to become an expert in production promotional product processes.
Strong organizational skills
Ability to manage individual program P&L
Ability to travel for special retail events or marketing support needs.
Willingness to be flexible with scheduling to meet business and customer needs
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