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Our client, a player in the high-end hotel industry, is looking for a Customer Relations Manager for his 5-star establishment. You will contribute to providing a remarkable experience for clients and strengthen relationships with the institution’s customers and partners. Missions: To ensure the quality of the reception and follow-up of clients, especially VIP customers. Develop and maintain public relations and a network of partners. Organize and coordinate the events of the institution. Supervise and coordinate the customer relations team. Contribute to the communication and commercial development of the establishment. Level d´studies required: Bac+2 & Bac+3
Experience
Level of experience: Experience between 5 and 10 years
Proposed contract: CDD
Region of: Douala
Key Skills: Communication - Business Development - Hospitality - Marketing - Event Organization - Public Relations - Catering - Hotel Sector - Customer Monitoring - Tourism - Sales
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