Marketing Events Specialist

Birmingham, AL
Part Time
Marketing and Sales
Entry Level
The Event Marketing Specialist we need is an outgoing team player who thrives on meeting new people, enjoys being the face of the Cantey brand, and enjoys the buzz of live events. You don’t need to be an expert in construction or home repair—we’ll give you all the training and tools to succeed. What we’re really looking for is energy, confidence, and a passion for creating remarkable customer experiences.
If you’re outgoing, reliable, and love bringing energy to every interaction, this is your chance to be part of a company that values YOU. Join us as a Brand Ambassador / Event Marketing Specialist and help us redefine what customer experiences look like.
Founded in 2011, Cantey Foundation Specialists is much more than a residential foundation repair company. Our goal since day one has been to redefine the construction industry by providing life-changing experiences to each customer. Recently voted the #2 place to work in South Carolina, our culture is unmatched.
We work the hardest and play the hardest, and you’ll feel the energy before you even start working here. With 200 team members at locations throughout South Carolina, as well as Charlotte, NC, Augusta, GA, and Bessemer, AL we have huge growth goals in place. Get ready for extensive training. If you’re ready to help us redefine our industry, apply today!
We’re only seeking high-performance candidates, and we’ll know if you have what it takes.

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Position Overview*
  • Highlights: Supportive, fun, people-first culture
  • Job Type: Event Marketing Specialist  
  • Work Hours: Part Time
  • Pay: $20 per hour +paid mileage
  • Compensation Structure: hourly
  • Location: Bessemer/Travel to all locations for events
  • Top-notch training and resources to help you shine
  • The chance to represent a company recognized as one of SC’s best workplaces
  • A team you’ll be proud to stand with

What You’ll Do
  • Be the friendly, enthusiastic face of Cantey at home shows, trade shows, and local events
  • Create positive, memorable interactions with potential customers
  • Collect and share lead information (quick text to your manager or drop-off the next morning)
  • Set up and take down event booths (light and easy-to-follow setup—yes, one person can do it!)
  • Travel to events across the region (with mileage paid!)
What We’re Looking For
  • Outstanding verbal communication skills (you love starting conversations)
  • A genuine passion for connecting with people
  • Comfort standing for 4+ hours at a time
  • A smartphone with service for quick communication
  • Ability to lift/transport booth materials
  • A valid driver’s license and safe driving record
For more information on our company, visit www.canteycanfixit.com. Also, be sure to check out this video that offers a glimpse into the AWESOME culture we have at Cantey!
https://youtu.be/ZemG63NApuA
 
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