Brand Ambassador - Bars & Clubs

Brand Ambassador – Bars and Clubs

About the Role

· You are representing our client brands in the bar and club channel – Nightlife scene

· You will have your own territory

· Visiting same venues week after week

· Building relationships of trust with trade staff and managers

· Working with a global company

What you will do

· Own your accounts – given a group of licensed venues in the Vancouver area

· Educate staff – run induction sessions with trade staff – refresh staff – strong knowledge base

· Run the monthly programs

· Build relationships with general managers, assistant managers, and partnership managers

· Check stock, pricing visibility, and merchandising every time you are in the venue. Report what is missing

· Gain knowledge of the competitors’ venues

· Report back weekly and monthly to the team

Who you are?

· Outgoing, social, and professional individual

· Knowledge of the City’s bar and Nightlife

· Quick study on product

· Independent, resourceful, and self-starter

· Have good organizational skills

· Available evenings and weekends

· Have a valid driver’s license and access to a car

Potential

· More hours as your territory grow. Opportunity to grow into more senior roles. The skills you will learn will be transferrable to other opportunities

· What we provide

· Full training on the programs and compliance before you go solo

· You will be provided all materials for the project, an Ipad for reporting purposes

· A clear account list and visit plan

· Weekly and monthly check ins with the team

Pay: $40.00-$45.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10.0 – 14.0 per week

Licence/Certification:

  • Driving Licence (required)

Work Location: In person

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