Marketing Assistant
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Job description
Marketing Assistant- St. Lucia (Remote)
The Marketing Assistant undertakes day-to-day administrative and marketing duties and co-ordinates a
wide range of company activities working closely with the Line of Business.
Job Responsibilities:
Providing support for respective LOBs sales initiatives
Arranging branding and booth setup for sponsored events
Fulfilling branch requests to support sales events, including social media flyers
Assisting with the execution of promotional campaigns, activities and client events
Support the tracking and execution of various campaign activity elements
Supporting the execution of the Walk for The Cure event and related fundraising activities
Ordering and distribution of collateral for the branches within the territories
Processing invoices
Collating monthly LOB and MD budget tracker
Updating the events calendar
Processing request for logos
Review Marketing Intake forms from respective stakeholders
Knowledge/Experience/Skills/Qualifications:
Excellent organizational and time management skills, able to handle many diverse projects and
tasks.
Excellent communication skills via phone, email and face to face with people from a range of
backgrounds and communities
Good level of computer skills including email, Word, Excel
A people person and team player, with a knack for diplomatically following up on project
priorities and assigned team tasks.
Proven administration and marketing experience
Ability to work under pressure and to deadlines
Experience in related marketing roles or marketing department
Associate degree in marketing/ business administration
Originally posted on Himalayas
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