Entry Level Marketing Assistant
cbi midwestIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Entry Level Marketing AssistantCBI Midwest | Indianapolis, IN | Full-Time | On-SiteCBI Midwest works exclusively with nonprofits, helping them build lasting supporter relationships through real, face-to-face engagement. We're growing our Indianapolis team and looking for driven people ready to learn, perform, and progress.
What You'll Be Doing:
Representing nonprofit client campaigns through direct customer engagement Building rapport and delivering professional customer experiences Communicating campaign information clearly and confidently Supporting daily acquisition goals and team performance Taking part in daily coaching and skill development What CBI Offers Weekly base pay with performance-based earnings Daily coaching and one-to-one development from day one Merit-based progression - results get recognised here Travel opportunities for top performersA high-performance team culture that celebrates achievement Who We're Looking ForA confident communicator who connects naturally with new people Reliable, professional, and open to feedback Motivated by results and comfortable working toward clear targets Available full-time and able to commute to Indianapolis daily Experience in customer service, retail, hospitality, sales, or events is useful — but attitude and work ethic matter most. Full-time | On-site | Indianapolis, IN - remote and hybrid are not available for this role. Skip the cover letter - we'd rather meet the real person. Apply today.
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