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Neptune Retail Solutions is the unparalleled leader in omnichannel retail marketing across the U.S. and Canada. Neptune's In-Store Media network is unmatched across 60,000 locations and 140 banners, including Albertsons, CVS, Dollar General, Family Dollar, HEB, Kroger, Loblaw, Metro, Publix, Sobeys, Southeastern Grocers, Meijer, HyVee, Total Wine & More and Wakefern. Linked to its market-leading Digital Incentives Network at many of the same retailers plus BJ's and Target, along with Neptune's exclusive ability to combine in-store and Digital OOH content into a single platform with unparalleled precision, scale and proven results, the Company is "one of one," uniquely positioned to seamlessly drive traffic, conversion and profitable revenue growth for retailers and advertisers. For more information, visit www.neptuneretailsolutions.com.
The Customer Success Manager, supports all non-digital incentives programs, In-Store/ Merchandising/ At Home/ Digital Media, for CPG and Retail marketers. This role serves as a client consultant and works closely with clients, agencies, and cross-functional internal teams to ensure flawless project management, execution, and optimization of programs on behalf of Neptune’s clients. Successful candidates will be creative, curious, self-motivated, driven to deliver operational excellence, dedicated to world class customer service, willing to innovate and have high integrity.
Applicants must be able to work for any U.S. employer and not require sponsorship either now or in the future.
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