Entry Level Promotional Representative
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gigcomDallas (TX)
Demonstrators and Product PromotersOther Services Related to Advertising
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Entry
About the role
Promotional Marketing Representative Our newest office location is looking to hire Promotional Marketing Representatives to spearhead our latest direct marketing campaign. Our Promotional Marketing team will work directly with all departments in order to strategically reach our client's target audience. These immediate openings call for individuals who possess leadership qualities, are goal oriented, and dedicated to working collaboratively within a team. Core Responsibilities: Generate new business by prospecting customers Professionally presenting products to initiate interest in promotions Actively promoting our clients by engaging in interpersonal interactions with the public Building relationships with customers and cohorts Coordinate and manage territory to maximize profit We Offer: Cross training in Sales, Marketing, Promotions, Leadership, Management, Recruiting, and Human Resources Hands on mentor program to enhance training efforts Travel opportunities Networking events Business Development and Leadership Training Preferred Qualities: Previous experience in a Leadership Role People person with outstanding communication skills Ability to multitask Eager to learn new skills Professional and positive demeanor Career oriented and self motivated Since this is a new location, there is ample opportunity for advancement. Hard work and performance does not go unnoticed. If you are interested in building a career, we encourage you to submit your resume.
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