Entry Level Marking and Sales Representative

<p>We work alongside nationally recognized charitable organizations to increase public awareness, strengthen community involvement, and build long-term donor support through engaging, face-to-face outreach events.</p><p>Our team partners directly with respected nonprofit organizations, helping connect everyday individuals with causes that create meaningful, lasting impact in communities nationwide.</p><p>We are currently seeking an Entry-Level Sales & Marketing Representative to join our growing Charlotte team. This opportunity is ideal for individuals who enjoy working with people, want to develop valuable professional and entrepreneurial skills, and are passionate about supporting important causes.</p><p>Unlike traditional desk-based sales roles, this position focuses on in-person community engagement. You will educate attendees about the nonprofits we represent while helping supporters learn how they can donate or get involved. Compensation includes a weekly base pay along with performance-based incentives tied to the support you help generate.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Key Responsibilities</em></strong></p><ul><li>Represent nonprofit partners at local events, community campaigns, and outreach initiatives</li><li>Share each organization’s mission and impact through engaging face-to-face conversations</li><li>Educate community members on product knowledge and ways to contribute</li><li>Assist supporters through donation processes</li><li>Support event setup, coordination, and day-to-day logistics</li><li>Track event engagement and supporter interactions</li><li>Participate in ongoing training focused on communication, leadership, and outreach development</li><li>Collaborate with a motivated, mission-driven team environment</li></ul><p><strong><em>Who This Position Is Ideal For</em></strong></p><p>This opportunity may be a great fit for individuals who:</p><ul><li>Enjoy public interaction and relationship-building</li><li>Feel comfortable initiating conversations in event settings</li><li>Prefer active, team-oriented work environments over desk positions</li><li>Want to strengthen communication, leadership, presentation, and entrepreneurial skills</li><li>Have experience in customer service, hospitality, retail, promotions, volunteering, or related fields (preferred but not required)</li></ul><p><em>No prior experience is necessary — we provide full paid training and mentorship.</em></p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>What Harvest Events Offers</em></strong></p><ul><li>W-2 employment with weekly base pay plus performance incentives</li><li>Comprehensive paid training and hands-on mentorship</li><li>A supportive, collaborative, and team-focused culture</li><li>Real-world experience supporting nationally recognized nonprofit campaigns</li><li>Performance-based advancement opportunities into leadership and event coordination roles</li></ul><p>If you’re looking to launch a rewarding entrepreneurial career while helping meaningful causes gain the support they deserve, we’d love to meet you.</p>

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