Sales And Marketing Intern

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southwestern family of companiesCharlotte (NC)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

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About the role

Paid summer internship for college students looking to build real-world business, sales, and leadership skills. Work independently, gain 100 to 300 hours of professional training, and operate like your own business. Travel required for the summer (housing provided).

About the job: Southwestern Advantage is seeking college students from all majors for a paid summer work/internship position. Optional 3 upper division transferrable college credits are available for Communications and Marketing. This is an outside sales internship where students will learn how to run their own business and be effective in creating relationships with consumers. Students will have the opportunity to travel to another state. You will receive 100 to 300 hours of professional sales, leadership, and marketing coaching. The ideal candidate for this position will take over the following responsibilities and have these qualifications.

Responsibilities: Students will be engaged in consultative sales Communicating with anywhere with 2,000 to 5,000 families with all economic backgrounds Create relationships and build rapport with customers Direct sales of educational products Students will execute all ordering, inventory, sales, accounting, scheduling, and delivery of product

Qualifications: Must be a college student or college grad Positive attitude Goal Oriented Personal motivation Strong work ethic Teachable and coachable Willingness to learn and develop business skills Independent decision maker Check us out below! Website: https://southwesternadvantage.comInstagram: https:// www.instagram.com/southwesternadvantage/?hi=en Facebook: https:// www.facebook.com/Southwestern Advantage/ Reviews: http://southwesternadvantagereviews.com/www.southwesternadvantage.com/disclosure

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