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now Werkshop hiring: Assistant AE Posted by werkshopmarketing on October 3, 2011 Leave a Comment Werkshop is now hiring! Position: Assistant Account Executive Location: Nashville, TN with occasional travel Werkshop, an established full-service marketing and advertising agency headquartered in Nashville is seeking to fill an Assistant Account Executive position for its Nashville office. Requirements: BA in...

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now Werkshop hiring: Assistant AE Posted by werkshopmarketing on October 3, 2011 Leave a Comment Werkshop is now hiring! Position: Assistant Account Executive Location: Nashville, TN with occasional travel Werkshop, an established full-service marketing and advertising agency headquartered in Nashville is seeking to fill an Assistant Account Executive position for its Nashville office. Requirements: BA in Business, Marketing, Communications or related field Description: Ideal candidate will have at least 1 year of professional work experience in a marketing or advertising setting, or have other related experience. We are looking for someone who is a team player with strong written and verbal communication skills. Must have a history of successfully multitasking in a deadline driven environment. The primary responsibility of the position is to assist the Account team by supporting the effort to execute client initiatives and projects. Tasks will include trafficking creative projects internally, getting quotes, following up with vendors, getting client approvals, client reporting and analytics, assisting in onboarding clients and client projects, along with occasional client errands and deliveries. This position will also assist in coordinating and executing Werkshop related events. If you are well organized, a dedicated self-starter, energetic and enthusiastic, then we want to talk with you. This position is based in Werkshops Nashville office, but would require some occasional travel. This position is full time with benefits. For more information about Werkshop, visit www.WerkshopMarketing.com. Please send resume with salary history and contact information to jobs@werkshopmarketing.com. No phone calls please. Position Title: Marketing Coordinator Start Date: November 1, 2011 ABOUT ROCKHOUSE PARTNERS - www.rockhousepartners.com Rockhouse Partners is the marketing and business development arm of eTix; one of the largest primary ticketing companies in the world. Rockhouse is a technology-based entertainment agency focused on digital marketing, activation, and measurement for music, sports, and live events. The ingredients in our marketing solutions typically include digital marketing, technology & products, the highest-level of business strategy, data aggregation & analysis, online to on-site (and in venue) integration, and even some big-bang creativity. We currently manage or guide the digital presence for over 50 entertainment properties ranging from NASCAR tracks to music festivals, state fairs, performing arts centers and clubs. POSITION OVERVIEW The Marketing Coordinator is responsible for project coordination and execution. Daily activities will include online content management, email marketing, social media maintenance, mobile marketing, and market research. The Marketing Coordinator role is the entry level digital marketing position for the company and provides rapid advancement opportunities based on performance. This position reports to the Director of the venue marketing team with a diagonal line to the Co-Founder & Head of Rockhouse Live. SKILLS/EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Web and office software 101 skills: a solid understanding and experience with all Microsoft Office products (especially Excel & PowerPoint); social media, email marketing, content management. Undergraduate degree required. Experience, background, or an extremely high level of interest in digital marketing is also required. Entertainment industry experience is a plus but not required. Organization and project management: the ideal candidate is an extreme self-starter who gets the big picture and communicates well. The candidate also is not intimidated by a flat organizational structure and is comfortable managing client relationships in an autonomous manner. The ability to innovate and creatively problem solve. Getting things done. Challenges will be addressed collaboratively by the team with a balance of optimism, data, and realism. The ideal candidate will be part of the solution, and will be challenged to deliver at a very high level. While the role is entry level, the position has a great opportunity to grow along with the agency. RESPONSIBILITIES The Marketing Coordinators job includes working closely with the team, ensuring that the companys marketing efforts support the company's overall strategy and goals. Specifically, the Marketing Coordinator will: Manage projects for Rockhouse and Rockhouses clients. Manage client marketing campaigns, websites, and social media sites. Measure activity and create reports for client and internal projects. Support client accounts to ensure that they are on-budget and on-target. Proactively identify project challenges/opportunities, then prioritize, resolve, document, and communicate resolution. Support the Rockhouse Partners team with office coordination and organization. Additional activities will be assigned based on need, aptitude, and ability. To apply: email hello@rockhousepartners.com with Marketing Coordinator in the subject line. Marketing/Public Relations Coordinator The Minnie Pearl Cancer Foundation Date Posted: Friday, September 30, 2011 Position Description - Responsibilities and Requirements: Position Description Responsibilities and Requirements The Minnie Pearl Cancer Foundation (MPCF), an Equal Employment Opportunity employer that provides supportive services and personalized to guidance adults impacted by cancer, is seeking a highly qualified professional to join the Communications Department to coordinate all MPCF marketing, branding, and public relations strategies and activities to increase greater public awareness of MPCF. The position includes effective communication both internally and externally. The Marketing/Public Relations Coordinator will work closely with the Director of Communications & Outreach as well as the Communications & Social Media Coordinator, other MPCF staff, and outside vendors to ensure consistency, accuracy and integrity of branding throughout the writing and production of all MPCF marketing materials. Developing and maintaining contact databases and ensuring the appropriate messaging for those constituencies will be critical. She/he will be responsible for timely reporting on response analytics and other critical marketing trends. This position will also be responsible for maintaining list of key media contacts, developing positive working relationships with those contacts, and pitching compelling stories and press releases about the MPCF mission and events. She/he must be an effective communicator with team members, clients, vendors, and other contacts. She/he must be focused, resourceful and able to multi-task shifting priorities when necessary. Strong computer and time management skills, as well as self-motivation, are essential for this position. This is a full time position with benefits. Requirements The successful candidate must have a Bachelors Degree in Marketing/Public Relations/Communications, two years experience in marketing or public relations, and ongoing awareness of effective marketing and public relations trends. Attention to detail is critical as well as excellent written, verbal, and marketing research skills. She/he must have professional experience and value working within a team. The candidate must be a self starter who exercises initiative, is creative, works efficiently, and has excellent technology skills. This individual must be flexible and be willing to represent MPCF when needed. Job Type: Full-time Job Categories: Communications/Marketing Public Relations Contact Information and Procedure: Send letter of interest, resume, and names of three references to HR, The Minnie Pearl Cancer Foundation, 310 25th Avenue North, Suite 103, Nashville, TN 37203, or e-mail to HR@minniepearl.org. HR 310 25th Ave N, Ste 103 Nashville, TN 37203 Email: HR@minniepearl.org Website: http://www.minniepearl.org Phone: (615) 467-1936 Fax: (615) 467-1940 Development and Services Coordinator Arthritis Foundation, Southeast Region Date Posted: Thursday, August 18, 2011 Position Description - Responsibilities and Requirements: Position Title: Development and Services Coordinator Location: Middle Tennessee Reports to: Regional Development and Services Director POSITION PURPOSE This position will assist in the initiation and management of special events as well as the cultivation of volunteers and donors for the events. Position will also increase awareness of the Arthritis Foundation in the community with the delivery of public educational programs and services such as Public Forums, Health Fairs, Speakers Bureau and Life Improvement Series. Position will work collaboratively with supervisor in the cultivation of relationships with current partnering businesses, individual donors, corporate and medial sponsorship for the events. POSITION QUALIFICATIONS Bachelors degree plus two - three years of progressively responsible experience in fundraising industry with a not-for-profit health organization or equivalent combination of education and event coordination experience is required. Additional experience in event management and program coordination is preferred. Knowledge of Microsoft Office and internet-based programs is necessary. Weekly travel as well as some weekend and evening work will be required. Ability to physically move or lift materials is also required. Skill competencies required include but not limited to: A strong working knowledge of fundraising Proficient in the development and implementation of community special events and educational/outreach programs and services Excellent organizational and time management skills Successful collaborative skills working with a variety of groups Exceptional oral and written communication skills Previous grant writing experience Excellent interpersonal and relationship building skills Goal oriented with the ability to work as a part of the team and independently Customer service focused Proficient in development and implementation of marketing and business plans EOE Job Type: Full-time Job Categories: Event Planning Fundraising/Development Contact Information and Procedure: For immediate consideration, please submit: Cover letter Resume with three references Salary requirements To Teresa Buck at tbuck@arthritis.org Teresa Buck 421 Great Circle Road Suite 104 Nashville, TN 37228 Email: tbuck@arthritis.org Website: http://www.arthritis.org/ Phone: McNeely, Pigott & Fox Public Relations Career Opportunities We are accepting cover letters and resumes for the entry-level, staff associate position. If you would like to be considered, please send your cover letter and resume to Pam Schmidt. We will review your information and contact you if you are selected for an interview.
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