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81. Careers In Marketing
    for Retailing Studies, housed in the marketing Department, is at Texas A M includeAmerican advertising Federation Focuses on careers in advertising.  
    http://careercenter.tamu.edu/Students/S1/S1D2F.shtml
    
    Extractions: Careers in Marketing The field of marketing involves numerous activities. As a consumer, you probably encounter these activities on a daily basis through television, the mail, and possibly the internet. Some responsibilities of individuals involved in marketing include: developing advertising campaigns, conducting research on customer needs, setting product prices and determining how products should be delivered and displayed. Below is a summary of some employment opportunities for marketing majors. Advertising The majority of positions in advertising are found within agencies, large companies, and the media. Competition for entry-level positions is high, so obtaining experience in this area prior to graduation, through internships or summer employment, is strongly encouraged. Starting salaries are typically low, but increase with experience. Agency: The entry-level position at an agency is in account management. The account manager works directly with clients determining their marketing and advertising needs and then acts as a liaison with the creative team at the agency to ensure that an effective advertising campaign is planned and implemented. This position involves constant deadlines and sometimes demanding clients.

82. Chronicle Careers: Marketing/sales
    Forums Talk about your career and teaching experiences. Central Oklahoma, to professorof marketing and dean faculty as an associate professor of advertising.  
    http://chronicle.com/jobs/100/200/6000/
    
    Extractions: Lahore University of Management Sciences (Pakistan) Multiple Faculty, School of Arts and Sciences and School of Business American University (D.C.) International Business/International Marketing Bacone College (Oklahoma) Assistant/Associate Professor of Marketing Neil D. Levin Graduate Institute of International Relations and Commerce (New York) Director of Executive Education Southern University at Baton Rouge (Louisiana) Multiple Positions University of Melbourne (Australia) Senior Lecturers/Lecturers in Marketing University of Vermont (Vermont) Assistant Professor of Marketing Learn more in our Employer Profiles University of West Florida (Florida) Assistant/Associate Professor CARANA Corporation (USAID-funded project) (N/A) Visiting Professors of Business and Economics - Education Project in Central Asia Dalton State College (Georgia) Assistant Professor of Marketing University of Canterbury (New Zealand) Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Marketing Ottawa University (Kansas) Graduate Business Faculty Cleveland State University (Ohio) Assistant Professor of Marketing and Coordinator, Law School Admissions (2)

83. Advertising, PR And Marketing Links
    Broadcasting, Publishing, New Media, Events Management, marketing, Music and AdvertisingAgencies. uk includes useful general advice on creative careers; BMP DDB  
    http://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/sitesadv.htm

84. Careers In Marketing
    likely to find excellent career opportunities in Researchers conduct industry research,advertising research, pricing to five years as a marketing assistant and  
    http://www.westga.edu/~mktreal/career.htm
    
    Extractions: ADVERTISING DIRECT MARKETING MARKETING RESEARCH PRODUCT (BRAND) MANAGEMENT ... SALES PROMOTION Advertising agencies are the largest employers of advertising specialists, although most other organizations, including manufacturers, retailers, banks, radio and television stations, hospitals, and insurance agencies all have advertising departments. Creativity, artistic talent, and good communication skills (written and verbal) are a few of the attributes needed for a successful career in advertising. ADVERTISING SPECIALITIES AND POSITIONS Account Management: People in account management work as liaisons between the advertising agency and the client. Account people work with the client to determine marketing strategies and work within the agency to ensure the various departments carry out the strategies.

85. Career Development Services
    The student must be in marketing/advertising courses, and Positions available inEvent marketing, Box Office please come by the Career Development Center.  
    http://studentservices.fgcu.edu/careers/offcampusjobs_advertising.htm
    
    Extractions: Navigate FGCU Web... FGCU Home Page Prospective Students Parents Current Students Technology Support Explore FGCU Calendar of Events News Academics Administration Catalog/Schedule Distance Learning Gulfline Research Athletics Campus Connection Learning Assistance WGCU Broadcast Services Career Development Services Testing Services ... > Career Development Services Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations *These are only some of the current opportunities being publicized through Career Development Services. To view a listing of all the jobs available, or to access position descriptions for jobs listed, stop by the Career Development Center located on the second floor of McTarnaghan Hall, Room 201. *The dates that appear after the job description are the dates of the week in which the job was added. It is not a deadline date. Jobs JJ Taylor Dist. Marketing Manager - Seeking candidate to manage and supervise various aspects of POS and merchandising issues. Candidate will handle inventory and ordering issues, marketing programs, budget tracking, sales incentives, meetings, and conventions. You will be the point person on market development, special events, sponsorships, and radio merchandising opportunities. Qualifications for this position include being fluent in both Spanish and English with strong written and communication skills. Must have problem solving skills and the ability to multi-task. Must be able to effectively lead and manage people and to provide constructive, timely feedback and coaching. Basic computer skills are also required. If interested, contact Wendy Eaton at Phone: 239-267-1006, Fax: 239-267-2144, or email:

86. Careers In Marketing
    careers in marketing. frequency of advertising, and approval of advertising copy Competitionamong students of marketing, management, journalism, and psychology  
    http://www.stthomas.edu/marketing/careers.htm
    
    Extractions: A consumer sales person is responsible for making sales to final consumers. Employment could be with a retail store, insurance company, realtor, stock brokerage, or other firm that sells to the ultimate consumer. Generally, entry-level positions require little experience or formal training, although in times of high unemployment, this may not be the case. Sales Manager A sales manager is primarily responsible for supervising the sales force. Common duties include recruiting, training, motivating, and evaluating the sales personnel. Another responsibility includes controlling the cost of supporting the sales force. College graduates can move into a sales management position after they gain several years of experience in sales. Advertising Manager An advertising manager is responsible for directing a firm's total advertising program, including selection of the firm's advertising agency. The advertising manager is responsible for advertising budgeting/media selection, decisions on timing and frequency of advertising, and approval of advertising copy. Therefore, course work or experience in journalism, accounting, and sociology may be helpful.

87. Marketing
    display, and inventory merchandise Creates advertising campaigns, marketing audits-Develops marketing strategies and careers for Persuasive Types and Others  
    http://www.salisbury.edu/careerservices/Students/Choosing Majors Page/Marketing.

88. College Majors And Careers - Marketing
    Regardless of your career choices, increase Representative, advertising AccountExecutive, advertising Copywriter. marketing/Sales Manager, Media Analyst, Media  
    http://careerservices.rutgers.edu/Mmarketing.html
    
    Extractions: Career Opportunities for Majors in Marketing As a field of study, marketing concerns itself with all the activities that occur between the production and the consumption of goods and services. Marketing students learn about product development, advertising, promotion, pricing, retailing, consumer decision making, legal aspects of marketing, global marketing, and marketing research. Employers of marketing majors include large business and industrial firms but also smaller companies, private research organizations, and advertising agencies. Retail and wholesale trade, insurance, travel, and real estate are other areas where your training can open up job opportunities. A bachelor's degree in marketing qualifies you for a broad range of positions, and a master's degree qualifies you for advanced positions with more responsibility. Many careers do not require a specific major but rather a wide range of demonstrated skills and accomplishments. Regardless of your career choices, increase your marketability to employers through internships, responsible work experience, good grades and involvement in college activities.

89. Careers In Marketing
    Below are some of the career fields advertising Brand and Product Management Businessto Internationalmarketing marketing Research marketing Science/Models  
    http://www.seattleu.edu/asbe/mgmt/CareerMktg.asp
    
    Extractions: A marketer is involved with all aspects of business, from new product planning to customer satisfaction. Careers in Marketing Because it affects both buying (what do customers want?) and selling (how can we make our product or service appeal to our customers?), marketing jobs come in many varieties. Below are some of the career fields: Advertising

90. Careers In Marketing
    associations, marketing research firms, advertising agencies, and dynamic field, withmany career opportunities finance, accounting, and marketing will provide  
    http://www.sfsu.edu/~mktgwww/career.htm
    
    Extractions: Almost a third of all Americans are employed in marketing-related positions. Thus, the number of possible marketing careers is enormous. Because of the knowledge of products and consumers gained in these jobs, marketing provides excellent training for the highest levels in the organization. A recent study by a recruiting firm found that more top executives have come out of marketing than of any other area. Marketing salaries vary by company and position. Beginning salaries usually rank only slightly below those for engineering and chemistry, but equal or exceed those for economics, finance, accounting, general business, and the liberal arts. If you succeed in an entry-level marketing position, you will quickly be promoted to higher levels of responsibility and salary. For recent information on jobs and salaries see the Career Center at SFSU. Marketing has become an attractive career for some people who have not traditionally considered this field. One trend is the growing number of women entering marketing. Women have historically been employed in the retailing and advertising areas of marketing. But they now have moved into all types of sales and marketing positions. Women now pursue successful sales careers in pharmaceutical companies, publishing companies, banks, consumer products companies, and in an increasing number of industrial selling jobs. Their ranks are also growing in product and brand manager positions.

91. CareerOINK
    Sales and marketing Executives International, 5500 Interstate North Pkwy., No. Forinformation about careers in advertising management, contact  
    http://www.careeroink.com/career-reference/ooh/level4.asp?id=62

92. Erin Lynn McLauthlin Career Paper
    Those involved in the public relations and advertising career help market the mostpositive aspect of these products in an appealing way to the target audiences  
    http://www.du.edu/~emclauth/Career.htm
    
    Extractions: Public Relations and advertising is the art of attracting the consumer and getting them excited about a product. It is about marketing a perception of a product or service and getting the customer excited about it. These perceptions come from every instance the product is in the public eye; be it clothing, a drink, a firm or even marketing an individual. Those involved in the public relations and advertising career help market the most positive aspect of these products in an appealing way to the target audiences. I enjoy personable work which requires charismatic, innovative and open mind set. It is a challenge whose results are displayed and if done well, the effect impacts the populous. PR firms also help non-profit agencies and government agencies in how to best appeal to the public trough speeches, commercials, ads and other forms of media. They aregreat assets in creating an image and being seen in a positive light. One of the earliest jobs in the PR cycle is that of the Assistant Advertising Manager. Most salaries depend on situation, location, and the firm the appointee is affiliated with. Usually these jobs are between $15,000 and $50,000 a year for Assistant Advertising Managers. These are the individuals who aid in creating products names and help in the creation process for the ad campaign. They place ads, purchase air time for commercials and set up other media functions and also lay a kind of game plan for how these things will be preceived by the general public and target audience. In general, businesses are hiring in-house departments instead of Public Relations firms. This trend looks as though it will continue. With these options, and with experience and positioning, salaries are usually over $50,000. Job availablitiy is fair around the nation. Advertising is a key catalyst in business and PRexperts are necessary to make sure a company's best foot is put forward.

93. U-M :: The Career Center :: Library::Bibliographies
    Reviews career areas in market research, product development and management,advertising, public relations, sales, and retailing.  
    http://www.cpp.umich.edu/students/cclibrary/bibliographies/advertising.html

94. Careers-in-Business
    Thomas Liaw. marketing. The Harvard Business School Guide to Careersin marketing 2001, Harvard Business School Publishing; Product  
    http://www.careers-in-business.com/

95. KnowThis: For Marketing, Market Research, Internet Marketing, Advertising And Mo
    KnowThis.com's marketing Virtual Library contains a wealth of information, resources, and reference for professionals, academics and students in traditional and internet marketing, advertising,  
    http://www.knowthis.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Advanced Search Topic Areas Home MOST POPULAR Marketing Basics and History Careers in Marketing Internet Marketing Marketing Management ... Promotion and Advertising OTHER TOPIC AREAS Customer Focused Marketing Education and Training Global Marketing Groups and Meetings ... Selling and Sales Mgmt. MORE Questions and Answers Defunct Marketing Websites New Marketing Article Marketing With a Dynamic Website This new article looks at the marketing implications of moving from a static to a dynamic website. Uses the experience of KnowThis.com's change.

96. Advertising
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97. Advertising PR Career And Job Information Vault
    Vault s Media marketing profiles give you the inside Job Resumes Cover LettersVault Q A Your Career. Gold Member exclusive Read the Best advertising PR  
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98. Careers In Communication
    Field) How to Approach an advertising Agency and of Independent Publishers TV CareersA Guide to and Entering (Farris) 2000 Writer s Market (Holm) Vocational  
    http://communication.cudenver.edu/~communication/html/career.html
    
    Extractions: HOME UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE FACULTY OPENINGS ... LINKS Undergraduate and graduate students in Communication and Technical Communication qualify for a wide variety of jobs. The following list suggests some of the careers for which students might qualify: Advertising Advertising account executive Media planner Advertising or marketing specialist Public opinion researcher Market researcher Media sales representative Business Communication trainer Industrial relations representative Customer service representative Negotiator Human resources manager Personnel manager Education Audiovisual specialist Educational administrator College admissions specialist High school speech teacher College placement officer Student affairs coordinator Government/Politics Campaign manager Press secretary Legislative assistant Public information officer Lobbyist Speech writer Health Clinic public relations officer Marketing specialist Health educator Patient representative Health facility development officer Research analyst International Relations Communication trainer International sales representative Corporate representative Marketing specialist International relations coordinator

99. Gaylord Opryland : Career Opportunities : Meet The Managers : Amy A. Atkinson, D
    Gaylord Opryland Career Opportunities Meet the Managers television, print andradio advertising, as well support and other creative marketing initiatives.  
    http://www.gaylordhotels.com/gaylordopryland/career/managers/atkinson.cfm
    
    Extractions: Professional Affiliations : Atkinson is accredited in public relations (APR) by the Public Relations Society of America, and her marketing and public relations work has received several awards from a variety of travel marketing organizations. She is also an active member of the Society of American Travel Writers and the Southeast Tourism Society.

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