Marketing Assistant
Soup and Spoon
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Job description
Soup and Spoon specializes in food and beverage staging for restaurant ads, menus, cooking channels, exhibitions, and more.
- Support the Marketing team to ensure timely execution of company and departmental promotional initiatives
- Communicate with the marketing team to create effective advertisements for each event
- Assist with content updates to proposal materials and provide support to the overall proposal process
- Assess key areas of responsibility and implement marketing improvements, working with the team to identify and execute best practices in structuring an efficient workflow
- Work closely and effectively with the team to execute new marketing strategies
- High School Diploma; Degree in Marketing, Business or a related field preferred
- Ability to correctly analyze a situation and take appropriate action
- Excellent communication, writing, and presentation skills
- An abundance of proactivity, commitment, and initiative
- Strong communication skills, and the ability to present event ideas and plans to client and vendors
- Extremely organized and able to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously
We offer full benefits for our employees. We have free snacks and coffee in the office at all times. On Fridays, we do casual Friday and a potluck lunch (everyone brings a little something to share with the team).
About this role
Summary
Assist marketing team with campaigns, content, and strategy execution.
Job title
Marketing Assistant
Experience level
entry level
Industry
food and beverage
Location requirements
Washington, DC, US; on-site role
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Skills & keywords
Required skills
communicationwritingpresentationorganization
Preferred skills
proactivityinitiative
Specializations
advertisingcontent creationevent planning
Locations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Washington, DC, USA
On-site City
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