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Summary

Marketing Road Representative

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Location: Winnipeg, MB

Company: Costco 

Who Should Apply: For this job, you'll be tasked with increasing the number of people who sign up for a Costco membership card as well as warehouse sales.  

You'll help the marketing manager lay down some sales plans that will help the store reach its revenue goals. 

To make this position yours, you will need a driver's license and a "reliable vehicle with appropriate business insurance."

A high school diploma or GED is also preferred along with some experience in marketing or sales experience.

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