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About the Role: We are looking for a detail-oriented and proactive Marketing Coordinator to join our team. The ideal candidate will support the execution of marketing campaigns, coordinate events and digital initiatives, and help manage day-to-day operations of the marketing department. This is an exciting opportunity for someone early in their marketing career who is eager to grow and contribute in a dynamic environment.Key Responsibilities:Assist in the planning and execution of marketing campaigns across digital, print, and event channelsCoordinate social media content calendars and schedule postsTrack, analyze, and report on marketing performance metrics (e.g., email open rates, social engagement, website traffic)Help manage the company website and update content as neededConduct market research and competitive analysisCoordinate logistics for events, trade shows, and promotional campaignsSupport the development of marketing collateral including brochures, presentations, and email newslettersLiaise with internal teams and external vendors to ensure projects are delivered on timeMaintain the marketing database and organize digital assetsProvide general administrative support to the marketing team What we are looking for:2-3 years of marketing experienceA university degree in a relevant discipline such as business or marketingExperience with using a CRM such as SalesforceHands-on experience with marketing automation platforms (Pardot ideal)Experience in website management and SEO best practices (WordPress preference)Understanding of analytics tools, funnel tracking, and performance metricsExperience facilitating webinars, podcasts, or similar activitiesHands-on experience with social media and paid advertising channelsAbility to write compelling copy, calls to action, and persuasive pitchesAbility to manage multiple projects at the same time in a fast-paced environment Additional Items:Design experience including Adobe InDesign, HTML, CSSVideo creation and marketing expertiseExperience with Google AdWords and Google Analytics