Sales Assistant / National Account Manager / Receptionist

Posted 18 days ago

fineline imprintsMills (WY)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Television Broadcasting Stations

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About the role

Sales Assistant / National Account Manager / Receptionist Atmosphere: For more than 20 years KCWY, Channel 13's focus has been on serving our community - supporting people in need, growing local businesses, and being involved in community events like non-profit fundraisers, local sports, parades, and so much more. We don't take our success for granted and we expect our employees to excel at the next level. Culture: Our culture at KCWY channel 13 is simple: we are a TEAM that invests in our people with continued learning and professional development. We win together and we grow together.

Position: The National Sales & Sales Assistant plays a key support role in the Sales Department, working directly with the General Sales Manager, General Manager, and Account Executives to coordinate sales efforts across our stations.

Key Responsibilities: Serve as liaison between rep firms and the station's sales department. Support with local sales projects, promotional events, and presentations as needed. Provide administrative support to the Sales and Traffic Departments Enter and maintain national orders in WideOrbit Media Sales and Traffic. Ensure timely and accurate posting of orders, make goods, and reconcile discrepancies in billing. Track commercials that are preempted and reschedule said commercials.

Working Environment: Ecosystem: Work is performed primarily in an office setting.

Physical Demands: The role may involve sitting for extended periods, along with occasional lifting of promotional materials.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $16 per hour. Paydays are biweekly. Expected hours: 40 per week Report to: Patty Crosby, General Sales Manager, pcrosby@wyomingnewsnow.tv

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