What are the responsibilities and job description for the Exhibits Coordinator position at Association of the United States Army?
Job Description
Job Description
This job is a civilian position and does not require military service (including commission and enlistment).
Exhibits Coordinator
This position is responsible for supporting the planning and execution of AUSA domestic symposia and the Annual Meeting. It involves developing the exhibitor prospectus for each event and managing the sale and assignment of exhibit space for industry and military participants. Additionally, this role collaborates with the Senior Manager on various projects, including operations support, marketing, sales, and software management. Other duties as assigned.
Job Responsibilities :
Operational Support
- Provides customer service to exhibitors for domestic symposia, including operations, sales, and the development of the exhibitor prospectus, under the oversight of the Senior Manager.
- Approves exhibitor contracts and sends invoices to exhibitors.
- Creates and send regular emailed communications to exhibitors ahead of symposia.
- Travels onsite to domestic symposia and Annual Meeting to book space for upcoming shows.
- Works with exhibitors on completion of necessary contracts, booth preferences, and assignments.
- Manages needed administrative functions including approving contracts, sending invoicing and leading the billing process and collections.
- Assists exhibitors with preparation for show.
- Creates and sends surveys post-event to all exhibitors.
Sales & Marketing
Software Management
Job Requirements :
Work Environment :
Work is performed in a hybrid office setting as well as event / exhibit settings. Candidate should be capable of working in a fast-paced sales environment with minimal supervision and should be able to adapt quickly to new projects. Candidate should be able to work overtime (if required) and available for travel. This position requires a team player and customer service oriented is a must.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.
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