Sales Consultant - Entry Level Management
Posted 5 days ago
ny marketing firmNew York (NY)
Marketing ManagersMarketing Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sales Consultant - Entry Level ManagementNY Marketing Firm is the top leading firm in the NEW YORK area. Through our commitment to innovation and strong customer partnerships, we consistently deliver new products which enhance customer satisfaction and productivity. This provides NY Marketing Firm with a platform for sustainable leadership and growth.Paid Training - Travel Opportunities - Campaign ManagementMAJOR RESPONSIBILITY AREAS - Implementation of marketing plans, including product positioning, campaign strategies, and market strategy insights. - Discovery of strategic business opportunities through cross function collaboration with sales, HR, etc. - Marketing opportunity for revenue - Provide product/service support in order to establish proper channels of information and communication. - Responsible for branding, advertising, company events and promotional collateral - Work with management on projects dealing with business communicationsENTRY QUALIFICATIONS - Minimum (0) zero to (5) five years of relevant experience in marketing management with proven success, however we offer paid training - Must have wide range of experience and understanding of the marketing including product positioning, pricing, promotions, market research, sales and distribution. - Should be a proactive self-starter with the ability to work independently. Need strong ability to set priorities, solve problems, and be resourceful under pressure. - Experience working with client partners, exhibiting the ability to generate maximum return through effective marketing strategies and direction.
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