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Local Interactive Sales Manager Position
POSITION: Local Interactive Sales Manager
DEPARTMENT: Interactive Sales
REPORTS TO: Digital Sales Director
ROLE: Work with CT1 Media digital account executives (managed staff) and managers to empower local account executives with creative digital solutions; provide interactive marketing solutions to agencies and local direct clients and develop new business.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Represent company’s digital platforms and services.
• Support local Account Executives and Sales Management by providing...
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