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W. W. Norton & Company in New York City is seeking a Sales Assistant to join the Special Markets team.
This full-time role supports day-to-day operations, assists with sales and marketing initiatives, and helps drive growth across multiple business models and customer types. You will liaise with Norton imprints and client publishers, process invoices, analyze sales data, manage FAIRE & MarketTime platforms, and coordinate catalog development.
W. W. Norton & Company is seeking an enthusiastic Sales Assistant to join its Special Markets team. Reporting to the Director of Special Markets, this full-time role offers an exciting opportunity to play a vital part in our channel's success. The Sales Assistant will help with day-to-day operations, support a wide range of sales and marketing initiatives, and contribute to achieving sales growth objectives. The ideal candidate is a self-motivated, creative thinker and dedicated team player, with strong organizational skills and an ability to multi-task in assisting a diverse group of customer types while supporting multiple business models. Norton's Trade division is the storied home of many of the world's most influential voices. From Nobel Prize winners to #1 best-selling authors, the company's aim after 100 years remains the same: to publish books that live. With thriving lists in nonfiction, fiction, cookbooks, poetry, and children's books, our employee-owned firm enjoys a unique position in the world of letters. Norton is also proud to represent a distinguished portfolio of publishers and the Sales Assistant will liaise with all Norton imprints and client publishers, helping to expand the reach of adult and children's titles into all areas of the non-traditional book marketplace, including specialty retailers, specialty wholesalers, bulk sellers, premium buyers, and subscription box programs, while also assisting with support and outreach to our commissioned gift groups.
Please note - this job description is not designed to cover all activities required of the employee.