Sales Enablement Specialist (EST and CST)
Eventbrite- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in Business, Marketing, Event Management, or a related field, along with proven experience in corporate event planning or sales, ideally within the technology or B2B industry. They must demonstrate strong organizational skills, enabling them to manage multiple events concurrently and meet tight deadlines, complemented by excellent communication and interpersonal skills for building rapport with clients and stakeholders. Proficiency in event management software and tools is also required, alongside the ability to travel as needed for on-site event management.
The Corporate Sales Events Specialist will be responsible for planning and executing corporate sales events, including product launches, client appreciation events, and trade shows, collaborating closely with sales and marketing teams to align event strategies with sales goals. They will manage all aspects of event logistics, such as venue selection, vendor coordination, and budget management, while developing promotional materials and communications to generate interest and attendance. Furthermore, the Specialist will engage with attendees to cultivate relationships and uncover sales opportunities, analyze event effectiveness, gather feedback, and monitor industry trends to innovate and enhance the events portfolio.
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