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Rugby - Office based
Permanent
Monday to Friday - 9am to 5.30pm (37.5hrs per week)
28k - 31kpa
Our client, a friendly company who are leaders in their field, are looking for a Sales Coordinator to work alongside the sales team. This person will play a key role in ensuring the smooth and efficient running of the sales process, providing crucial administrative and operational support to the sales team.
The key responsibilities for a Sales Support Coordinator:
- Maintaining and updating the CRM with customer information and sales activities
- Creating and maintaining automated communication systems to engage customers
- Organising and maintaining sales materials such as brochures, product info and presentations
- Coordinating sales team meetings, training sessions and client events
- Collaborating with other departments to ensure a seamless sales process
- Addressing and resolving admin issues and customer queries
- Maintaining accurate sales records
The skills & qualities needed for a Sales Support Coordinator:
- Minimum 5 years in an administrative or coordination-based role, ideally within a sales team
- Excellent organisation and time management skills
- Strong written and verbal communication
- Ideally degree educated or equivalent
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and previous CRM use essential
- Strong attention to detail
- An interest in sport would be advantageous
- Friendly and easy-going, keen to help
Benefits of working as a Sales Support Coordinator:
- Career progression opportunities within a growing company
- Pension scheme
- Supportive team environment
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
Interested?
Please apply below.
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