Entry Level Marketing Representative

Posted 10 days ago

wynn acquisitionsBel Air (MD)

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Other Services Related to Advertising

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About the role

Wynn Acquisitions, Inc. is looking for individuals that want to gain hands-on experience in marketing and customer engagement. This location is fully on-site in Hartford, CT - local candidates are encouraged to apply! As part of our entry-level team, you’ll work directly with customers in a retail setting to promote products and services, support our brand partners, and contribute to client growth.

Responsibilities: Interact with customers in a retail environment to understand their needs

Present and recommend products and services Address customer inquiries with professionalism and product knowledge Collaborate with internal teams to ensure an excellent customer experience Assist in generating sales leads and meeting performance goals

What We’re Looking For: Previous experience in sales, marketing, or customer service is a plus – but not required A strong work ethic and eagerness to learn Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Team-oriented mindset with a positive attitude Self-motivated and adaptable

What We Offer: Paid, hands-on training and leadership development

A fun and collaborative work environment Opportunities for travel and networking Career advancement based on performance Regular team-building and professional development workshops Apply today to take the first step towards starting your career in marketing and sales!

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