Sales & Showroom Assistant

Posted 8 days ago

career source groupNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$60,000-$65,000

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About the role

Sales & Showroom Assistant Our client, a home dcor manufacturer, is seeking a Sales & Showroom Assistant to join their growing team.
Responsibilities include: Providing administrative and day-to-day support to the sales team Assisting with coordinating information and materials across internal teams Helping maintain organization of samples, products, and showroom materials Supporting showroom presentation and visual merchandising efforts Assisting with preparing for meetings, appointments, and other sales activities Helping ensure the showroom is organized, polished, and client-ready Supporting general team and office needs as they arise
Qualifications include: Highly organized with strong attention to detail Proactive, dependable, and able to multitask Strong communication and interpersonal skills Comfortable working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment Strong organizational and administrative skills Previous experience in sales support, showroom operations, merchandising, or a related field is a plus Full Time On Site.
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