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A leading company in precious metals seeks a Digital Advertising Sales Executive to drive revenue growth through premium advertising solutions. This role requires a seasoned sales professional with a strong network in relevant sectors. Responsibilities include client acquisition, campaign management, and market analysis. The position offers competitive salary and growth opportunities within a respected digital media leader.
Kitco is the world’s preeminent authority in precious metals—a top bullion retailer and a commanding voice in commodities intelligence. Within this legacy, Kitco Media drives our digital dominance, delivering unrivaled news, data, and insights to a global audience.
Kitco.com anchors our media division, pulling in millions daily with real-time market updates, expert analysis, and innovative precious metals services. We lead coverage of precious metals, commodities, and mining, engaging a worldwide audience via our website, apps, and social channels. Join a division that defines the digital pulse of financial markets.
The Digital Advertising Sales Executive will ignite revenue growth by selling premium advertising solutions across our online ecosystem—website ads, app placements, event sponsorships, and email campaigns. This mid-to-senior-level role demands a high-octane sales pro with a robust network in precious metals, mining, or cryptocurrency sectors. You’ll harness your connections to win clients, cement partnerships, and craft advertising strategies that deliver.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES
The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to the following :
REQUIRED SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
WHAT WE OFFER
WORKING ARRANGEMENT
o2-3 industry events annually.
oQuarterly Montreal headquarters visits.
oStrategic client meetings as needed.
Interaction with existing and prospective clients outside of Quebec, including occasional attendance at conferences in Western Canada, and written communication with them