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As part of its establishment in West Africa and the development of its client portfolio for its continuing professional training programs, ISCEA Francophone Advisory (ISCEA FR), a French-speaking branch of the International Supply Chain Education Alliance, recently established in Côte d’Ivoire, recruits two (02) Commercial & Marketing Interns, based in Abidjan. Their main mission will be to participate in active market research activities with supply chain professionals, companies, organizations, institutions and universities, in order to identify new growth opportunities and increase the... Level d´Required studies: Qualification before Bac, Bac, Bac+1, Bac+2, Bac+3, Bac+4 & Bac+5 and more
Experience
Level of experience: Student, young graduate & Beginner < 2 years
Proposed contract: Internship & Freelance
Region of: Abidjan
Key Skills: Marketing Actions - Market Analysis - Communication - CRM - E-Mailing - Sales Force Management - Marketing - Digital Marketing - Relational Marketing - Negotiation -
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