General Overview: You're hardworking, you're fun and you get the job done! You have specific interest in marketing & promotions and have strong people skills. Learn marketing from the ground-up at a growing consumer product / technology company. 

Start date: Immediately

Completion date: There is no completion date. Successful applicants will work special events throughout the year!

Hours: Part Time. Some evenings and weekends.

Rate of pay: Hourly - exact hourly wage TBD

Primary Responsibilities:

• Guerilla Marketing - hitting the streets, passing out promo items (pens, flyers, door hangers, etc) around Baltimore (mainly focused in Canton, Fed Hill, Fells Pt, Little Italy, Harbor East, Inner Harbor, & Mount Vernon)
• Attending EatBmore.com events to create/collect leads (may require transport of materials (ie: banners, flyers, stickers, etc)
• Inform people about EatBmore via social media
• Take photos of your efforts

Qualifications:

• Reliable
• Out-going
• Organized
• Fun and respectful
• Conscientious
• Problem solver
• Vehicle necessary
• Knowledge of Baltimore City

You will work in a team environment. You must be committed to the position and willing to work flexible hours.

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