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design and execute digital campaigns giving you a hands-on opportunity to develop skills in creating, optimising, and managing Amazon online advertising. In Account Management, you will be the point of contact with clients offering advice, feedback and managing their accounts to ensure product sales growth, whilst meeting the … teams are highly reliant on Excel and constant training will occur to optimise your productivity on this tool. In addition, we operate an internal knowledge management programme to keep everyone informed of all relevant industry and platform developments. You will be expected to contribute to this programme as … the UK’s favourite brands such as Yorkshire Tea, McVities, Grenade and Chupa Chups to build their business on Amazon. We provide full account management, sales strategy, logistics support, catalogue management, issue resolution and training. Key to our success is our deployment of Amazon-based marketing and advertising more »

policies, procedures and learning materials are updated and maintained. Ordering and receiving stock for the IG department. Provide support for the Trusts Information asset management platform and keep entries regularly updated. Maintain and log Information Governance and Caldicott enquiries and keep the teams knowledge management database up … a range of internal and external stakeholders Good written communication skills (eg minutes of meetings, basic web copy, collation of existing guidance) Desirable Event Management Ability to undertake thematic analysis of risks, incidents and other compliance elements Keen to work with people and build relationships Good all round IT … present material on technical subjects in an engaging and easily understood way to all staff. Desirable Keen to work with people and build relationships knowledge Essential Experience of working in the field of Governance or similar governance/compliance area. Desirable Databases and data software Disclosure and Barring Service more »