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Regional Sales & Marketing Director

Posted 2 days ago

corecruitmentBaltimore (MD)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$92,000–$127,000

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About the role

Director of Sales and Marketing Location: Salary: $92,000–$127,000 + Bonus & Benefits Love building relationships, closing deals, and leading a team to success? We're partnering with an exciting hospitality destination in Maryland to find a Director of Sales and Marketing who can bring fresh ideas, big energy, and a passion for driving business. If you thrive on winning new clients, growing key accounts, and getting out into the market, this could be the perfect next step in your career. Take the lead on the hotel's sales strategy, driving new business and growing existing accounts. Inspire and develop a high-performing sales team that loves hitting (and beating) targets. Build strong relationships with corporate clients, group business, community partners, and industry contacts. Create exciting sales initiatives that increase occupancy, revenue, and market share. Represent the hotel at networking events, client meetings, trade shows, and property tours. You're an experienced hotel sales leader who knows how to turn opportunities into results. You're just as comfortable building new business as you are strengthening long-term client relationships. You're outgoing, confident, and enjoy being the face of the business.

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