Marketing Specialist

Manchester
7 months ago
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About us

We are a leading independent distributor of chemicals based in the UK. We are distributors for some of the World's largest chemical companies, handling thousands of chemical products which we supply to our customers in various packaging types or by road tankers. Our products are used in support of every facet of modern life including the production of clean water, pharmaceuticals, food, paints & coatings, textiles, automotive, cosmetics, cleaning products and the removal of emissions from the air.

We are currently looking for a Marketing Executive to join our team, usually based at our Manchester office but occasionally visiting other sites around the UK and Ireland in support of your role. You will report directly to the Managing Director, additionally assisting with projects and administrative matters when required. You will be professional in your outlook, with a helpful and productive attitude.

General Duties – the role involves all aspects of marketing and communication, externally and internally, engaging closely with the Board and management team to understand and promote our business. The role is rich in variety and scope, with the opportunity for the right candidate to grow and learn about business and the chemical industry. Some of the responsibilities include;

· Digital marketing; managing website content, social media & presentations

· Branding; ensuring consistency in message, theme & appearance

· Literature; liaising with suppliers to design and produce printed literature in support of the commercial team

· Planning and delivery of trade shows, corporate events and company socials

· Scheduling and attending management meetings, taking notes and preparing minutes

· Report writing and analysis

· Project management (varies)

· Making travel and hotel arrangements

· Preparing expenses and maintaining a filing system

Ideal Candidate

· Degree at university level (Marketing) or relevant marketing experience

· Chemistry at A-Level (advantageous but not necessary)

· Previous similar experience (but not necessary)

· Excellent attention to detail

· A good communicator with the ability to work as part of a team

· Self-motivated and capable of managing your time effectively

· The ability to prioritise and multitask efficiently

· Discretion, tact and diplomacy

· IT literate with working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook

· Experience in web content editing using DotNetNuke (DNN) an advantage

If you possess the skills and experience listed above and would like to find out more, send a copy of your CV to PBA Sales Recruitment.

KEY WORDS: “Marketing” OR “Marketing assistant” OR “Marketing executive” OR “sales and marketing” OR "Customer service" OR "PA" OR "Personal Assistant" OR "Secretary" OR "Secretarial" OR "Clerk" OR "Office assistant" OR “Executive Marketing” OR “Social media marketing” OR “Digital Marketing” OR “Marketing digital” OR "Marketing Manager"

Due to the nature of our business we will only reply to those candidates who we feel have the relevant sales experience for this role.

To view more sales opportunities please visitwww.pbasalesrecruitmentcouk

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