Junior Marketing Assistant
levant acquisitionsBaltimore (MD)
About the role
Junior Marketing Assistant Levant Acquisitions | Washington, DC Metro Area | Full-Time | On-Site Build your experience. Grow your skills. Levant Acquisitions is expanding our DC metro team and looking for a Junior Marketing Assistant to join us full-time. This is a hands-on opportunity to gain experience working directly on client campaigns, with full training and ongoing coaching provided from day one.
What You'll Do:
Represent client campaigns through in-person customer engagement Communicate campaign information clearly and confidently Build rapport and create positive customer experiences Support customer acquisition and daily campaign goals Work alongside your team to deliver strong results Participate in regular training and development
What We Offer:
Weekly base pay with performance-based earnings Full training from day one One-to-one coaching and regular feedback Merit-based progression opportunities Travel opportunities for top performersA supportive, goal-driven team environment
What We're Looking For:
Strong communication and people skillsA positive, professional attitude Reliability and willingness to learn Confidence working toward clear goals Full-time availability in the DC metro area Experience in customer service, retail, hospitality, sales, events, or marketing is useful, but isn't required. Full-Time | On-Site | Washington, DC Metro Area This is an in-person position. Remote and hybrid arrangements are not available. Ready to build real-world marketing experience? Apply today to join Levant Acquisitions.
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