Bee Window
Event Marketing Representative
Indianapolis, Indiana
Sponsorship not specified$13k-$60kDetected 8 days ago
CRMLead GenerationLogisticsCommunication
About the role
- The Event Representative is the face of Bee Window at trade shows, county fairs, home improvement festivals, and high profile community events across Indiana.
- With marquee events like the Indiana State Fair, the Fort Wayne Rib Fest, and county fairs throughout the summer, this role plays a critical part in capturing seasonal demand and feeding the broader sales organization.
- Bee Window is Indiana's leading residential window and door installation company, with a dominant statewide presence built over 42 years.
Responsibilities
- Proactively engage attendees walking past the booth, initiate conversations, and create interest in Bee Window's products and services.
- Qualify visitors by identifying a need vs a want for Bee Window products and building value in the brand and the in-home consultation experience.
- Enter leads and appointment details directly into the Bee Window Event website, which pushes into the company CRM in real time.
- Strong verbal communication skills and the ability to build rapport quickly.
Compensation
- $13k-$60k
Benefits
- Travel across Indiana to events as scheduled, including overnight stays when required (hotel and travel stipend provided by Bee Window).
Company info
- Headquartered in Indianapolis, the company has grown into a metrics driven, full service operation known for white glove installation and a relentless commitment to quality.
- Despite the growth, Bee Window has maintained a small company feel where employees see the full picture, contribute across functions, and have real opportunities to make an impact.
- If you want to be part of a company with a proven track record, serious momentum, and the backing to scale, this is it.
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