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| Salary | £22000 per annum |
|---|---|
| Location | City |
| Job type | Agency |
| Company | Morgan Hunt |
| Contact | Janie Emmerson |
| Job sectors | B2B |
| Job disciplines | Marketing Communications |
| Employment Type | All |
| Posted | 7th Aug 2008 |
| Expires | 4th Sep 2008 |
An expanding mid sized law firm is seeking an ambitious and enthusiastic individual for the role of marketing administrator to work within their London office.
The successful candidate will be working within the firms central marketing and communications team and will be reporting to the head of marketing.
Daily duties include;
- assisting with the organisation of firm wide events and seminars
- working closely with IT packages including Microsoft Word and Excel on the coordination of partners diaries and meetings
- attending weekly meetings to discuss the development of the team's marketing plan
- ensuring all mailing lists are out on time
- updating the intranet
- answering enquiries that come through to the department
The successful candidate should have previous experience working in an administrative role within the professional services industry and have advanced skills using both Microsoft Word and Excel.
If you have the experience necessary to making the most of this position please apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
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