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Helie, a multinational company specializing in local processing (agro-industry, wood and building materials), is hiring a fully bilingual English/French Sales and Marketing Assistant at Douala. Immediate availability.
Placed under the supervision of the General Manager, you promote the commercial activity of the company and develop brand awareness.
Responsibilities
Prospecting and identifying new customers.
Prepare and follow commercial offers, quotes, contracts and responses to calls for tenders in French and English.
Track orders, deliveries and billing with production, logistics and accounting.
Relaunch customers and track debt collection.
Keep the CRM and price file up to date.
Develop and implement the marketing plan: brochures, catalogues, presentations, website and social networks.
Candidate profile
Experience
Minimum experience of 3 years in a commercial or marketing position, ideally in an industrial environment; mastery of sales, negotiation and prospecting techniques; good knowledge of operational and digital marketing (social networks, website, e-mailing); mastery of the Office Pack and CRM software, Canva is an asset; excellent relational sense, dynamism, rigor, organization, discretion and taste for the result; English and French perfectly mastered in writing and oral (critoire).
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