Events Associate
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Due to the increasing growth demands of our clients, we are opening new office locations.
The training we offer is paid and encompasses several departments within our firm. This will prepare you to eventually take on a leadership role and oversee a team of your own.
You will participate in classroom training sessions on our clientβs products and services. Our management staff will work with you one on one to sharpen the following skills:
PUBLIC SPEAKINGSALESMARKETINGADVERTISINGADMINISTRATIONRECRUITINGINVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Minimum Qualifications
High School DiplomaValid Driverβs LicenseU.S. CitizenMust pass a Background Check
Pay: $900-1200 per week
EmV NYC is expanding! We are currently opening offices in mulitple locations, Chicago being one of them! Please indicate to the HR team if you are open to temporary corporate relocation.
We only hire individuals who are personable, positive and professional. Apply today!
Candidates with the following experience are encouraged to apply today: General Labor, Construction, Home Improvement, Labor, Labor and Development Operations, Field Construction, Telecom Construction, Construction Management or Construction Experience
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