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Marketing Development - Entry Level Management

Posted 43 days ago

ny marketing firmBel Air (MD)

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About the role

Marketing Development - Entry Level Management Full-time POWERED BY PEOPLE Marketing Development Program NY Marketing Firm is a fast growing marketing and consulting firm seeking highly motivated team players to represent fortune 500 clients. This is an entry-level sales and marketing position, where the right candidate will be given the opportunity to progress into management. We specialize in providing valuable marketing services for our clients. Our face-to-face marketing approach provides our clients over 80% return on investment, and they are looking for us to continue to increase their market share both locally and nationally. NY Marketing Firm is aggressively seeking talented, enthusiastic individuals who are searching for an opportunity to quickly work from ENTRY-LEVEL into a position in MANAGEMENT, overseeing campaigns for our clients and managing a staff of 15+ employees. We will develop ONLY the right candidate into the future leaders of our organization. Our Marketing Development Program offers an exciting opportunity for candidates to learn all aspects of our business from the ground up. Our Company Offers: Outstanding Growth Opportunities Compensation on pay for performance basis Travel Opportunities Responsibilities in this program include: Assist the Marketing Director with messaging and branding Team Leadership Sales Training Human Resources Marketing Strategies and Business Development Oversee Campaign

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