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David Careers

Marketing Coordinator

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proactivateOak Park (IL)
Marketing ManagersOther Services Related to Advertising

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$65k - $75k

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About the role

Our client is a growing national organization that provides commercial HVAC equipment, technical services, aftermarket support, and rental solutions through a network of industry-leading companies. They are hiring a Chicago based Marketing Coordinator who will work in-office with some hybrid flexibility.
Location: Chicago, IL (on-site)
Job Description: (Chicago) Marketing Coordinator You're the on-the-ground marketing person for operations in Chicago. This is a field-focused role where you support sales and operations with day-to-day marketing needs. You'll be embedded with the local team, building relationships with sales, operations, and external customers. This role requires independence—you're not closely supervised, and you need to understand what the business needs and deliver without heavy direction.
What You'll Do:
  • Support field operations with day-to-day marketing needs
  • Execute field marketing: local events, trade shows, customer communications
  • Build relationships with sales, operations, and field teams
  • Coordinate with Dallas marketing on regional initiatives
  • Generate and feed market intel back to leadership
  • Position marketing as responsive and valued at the local level
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Base Range =$65k - $75k (depending on experience)
  • Discretionary Bonus = 10%Health, vision, dental
  • Company-paid Life Insurance 401(k): 6% match (Automatic enrollment & annual contribution escalation up to 10%)Short-Term and Long-Term DisabilityPTO: 3 weeks10 paid company holidays

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