About the role

Sales Support Associate/Client Service Coordinator
Pay Rate: $22-24/HR on W2 Location: Greensboro-101 CentrePort, Greensboro NC - 8-5pm | M-FResource Typical Working Day: Graphic Design Support: The resource will assist with marketing materials using Adobe InDesign. Commercial Real Estate Transactions: They will be involved in processing documentation and coordinating details related to commercial real estate deals, ensuring accuracy and timely handling of transaction records. Comfortable with numbers and putting together vouchers Following up on emails Redlining PDFs (ability to edit PDFs) such as listing agreements Having communication with a client Creating graphics as well as write ups for the graphics for marking items Taking a data and manipulating the data in excel Ordering signage for properties What You'll Need | Must Have Skills: Strong Experience with Adobe InDesign is required Strong Administrative Skills: The candidate is expected to demonstrate strong organizational and multitasking abilities, with a proactive approach to managing day-to-day office operations. Years of Experience needed: 2+ years of experience supporting brokers, sales professionals, or in the marking space is required; Commercial real estate experience is preferred. Software skills: InDesignBasic computer functions Microsoft Office Outlook and email communication Adobe Acrobat and PDF tools Web-based systems and navigation Interview Process; 1 Phone Call/Virtual Interview; and/or 1 Onsite interview
Summary: As a Sales Support Associate, you will provide administrative support to an office or group of sales professionals.

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