Junior Marketing Associate
amplyfyEdison (NJ)
About the role
This position at our company is an entry-level position so no direct experience is necessary. We believe that hard work, a student mentality, and exceptional communication skills are all that someone needs to be successful in our firm. Training will be provided in multiple aspects of our company including; leadership, marketing, customer service, and management.
Junior Marketing Associate Responsibilities:
Strengthen our relationship with clients and company partnerships Plan and execute campaigns and events Track, analyze, and report the success of those campaigns and events Empower the sales team with marketing content and campaigns that help drive sales Generate new customer acquisitions through face to face customer relations
Qualifications:
Customer service or retail experience is a plus, but not required Strong communication and interpersonal skills Motivated, team-oriented mindset with a drive to succeed Previous sales experience is a plus, but not required Benefits &
Our Culture:
The management & marketing team offers an environment where our employees ideas are not only heard but implemented. We offer a team-based and structured environment, however, employees are expected to be self-disciplined in managing their own time and work schedule. Fun, team building environment Travel Opportunities Leadership workshops & development Financial management, business management, time management Philanthropy events -- a chance to give back to the community Recognition for top performers Advancement to management based on performance
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