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Entry Level Marketing Assistant

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brewinc eventsMadison (WI)

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Location: Madison, WI Employment Type: Full-Time / Entry Level
About the Role: We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Entry-Level Marketing Assistant to join our dynamic team. This role is perfect for someone eager to start a career in marketing, communications, or brand management. The Marketing Assistant will support daily marketing operations, assist with campaigns, and help drive brand awareness across multiple channels.
Key Responsibilities: Assist in the development and execution of marketing campaigns and promotional activities. Support the coordination of events, product launches, and brand activations. Conduct market research and analyze data to identify trends and opportunities. Maintain and update marketing databases, contact lists, and content calendars. Collaborate with team members to ensure consistent brand messaging. Track campaign performance and prepare summary reports for management. Provide general administrative support to the marketing department.
Qualifications: Strong written and verbal communication skills. Highly organized with strong attention to detail. Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment. Creative mindset and eagerness to learn new marketing tools and trends.
Perks & Benefits: Hands-on training and mentorship from experienced marketing professionals. Opportunities for career growth and internal promotion. Supportive, collaborative team culture. Paid time off and performance incentives.

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