About the role
Salary: £27,000 a year
Looking for a marketing role where no two days are the same? Want to build your skills across campaigns, events, content, digital marketing and communications while contributing to something genuinely meaningful? At Agincare, we're passionate about helping people live independently and well. As our Marketing & Events Coordinator, you'll play an important role in promoting our services, supporting occupancy growth across our care homes, enhancing our brand, and helping more people discover the care and support they need. This is a fantastic opportunity for an organised, creative and proactive individual looking to develop their marketing career within a growing national organisation. You'll gain hands-on experience across a wide range of marketing disciplines while working alongside a supportive and experienced team based at our stunning Head Office overlooking Portland Harbour. How you'll make an impact As part of the marketing team, you'll help bring our campaigns, events and communications to life by: Supporting the planning and delivery of marketing campaigns that drive awareness, enquiries and occupancy Coordinating internal and externa
As Agincare's Marketing & Events Coordinator, you will support the promotion of services, helping boost occupancy in care homes, and contribute to brand enhancement. This permanent role offers a salary of £27,000. The position provides a chance to develop marketing skills through varied tasks like managing campaigns, organizing events, creating content across platforms, and maintaining supplier relationships. The ideal candidate should be organized, proactive, and have an interest in marketing, with experience in event planning or managing social media. You will be working at Agincare's head office in Portland alongside an experienced marketing team.
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Looking for a marketing role where no two days are the same? Want to build your skills across campaigns, events, content, digital marketing and communications while contributing to something genuinely meaningful?