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Outside Events Manager

  • Generate quality leads by participating in events in order to meet or exceed set sales objectives. 
  • Meet established goals for the cost of advertising related to Events. 
  • Develop and update an events plan and budget.
  • Select, recruit and hire the equivalent of at least two full-time, qualified and permanent show workers.
  • Supervise and coach show workers according to guidelines and in compliance with Company policy and procedures.
  • Direct the set-up and tear down displays at shows or malls as needed.
  • Negotiate and obtain leases for Bath Fitter mall displays and store fronts.
  • Select and maintain inventory displays, making certain each display is kept clean, well-stocked and maintained to always represent the Company in the most professional manner.
  • Select mall leads and submit to the office at assigned intervals.
  • Submit all required paperwork on time, including show applications, requests for checks, and show evaluation forms.
  • Collect, review and submit all staff time records for payroll in a timely manner.
  • Ensure quality of cards received meet established guidelines (complete name, phone number, email address).
  • Research and develop new marketing venues and networking opportunities.
  • Develop new and innovative approaches to the business. 
  • Network with other vendors at show locations to develop new show locations and techniques
  • Attend and participate in regular branch and/or regional meetings and training sessions.
  • Always wear Bath Fitter uniform on the job, observing rules of good grooming and hygiene. 
  • Abide by all Bath Fitter policies and procedures.
  • Adhere to all Bath Fitter safety policies and procedures.
  • Realize the Event Manager's role as the personal representative of Bath Fitter while in uniform and while driving a company vehicle and act accordingly.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
  • Exercise broad supervision of its unit and be responsible, for the unit’s results.