Brand Ambassador

Orlando, FL
Part Time
Sales/Wine Consultant
Entry Level

  • PRP Wine International, the leader of the private, home wine sampling experience in the US, is seeking outgoing, energetic individuals to join our event marketing team as a part-time Event Marketer.  PRP Wine International has been introducing unique, exclusive wines from around the world to clients in the US since 1989, through in-home wine samplings.  We are looking for part-time Brand Ambassador positions to join our growing company. If you consider yourself a people person, or enjoy engaging in interesting conversation, all while making money and enjoying local events, then this is the job for you!​
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  • Job Summary:​
    The Event Marketer will attend pre-scheduled events and generate leads for the local office through interaction with potential customers. You will be assigned to work events, fairs, festivals, and community events to generate leads for our talented sales staff.   You will be introducing PRP Wine to festival goers and selling discounted packages for our wine sampling experiences.  You will be responsible for meeting and exceeding issued lead targets and goals administered by the Event Marketing Manager.  Pay is based on performance, and the more sampling experiences you sell, the more you will be paid!​

  • You Can:​
    Interact with potential customers and provide product demonstrations using high energy and positive engagement techniques in order to close sales.​
    Work well without close supervision but always keep your manager informed.​
    Enter and Maintain list of sales leads for entry into database.​
    Manage Event set up and tear down (ability to lift to 50 pounds).​
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  • It's a great time to start working events with PRP Wine International! Pay is Hourly or Commission, whichever is higher! It's a flexible job that works mostly weekends and provides you time to focus on other endeavors for the rest of the week.​

  • PRP Wine seeks Lead Generators/ Brand Ambassadors to work fun and entertaining festivals and fairs!  We attend some of the best events in the area!  Our Brand Ambassadors will be fun, charismatic, outgoing, driven, part-time event staff for the Orlando area.  Please be aware that our Brand Ambassadors work events all over town and must have a car and be available on an ongoing basis to drive to different locations.   You must also have a cell phone and check emails and messages regularly.  ​

  • We are actively hiring.  If you like what you see, send your resume and 2 work references for immediate consideration.​

  •  WHAT?​

  • • High energy, outgoing, friendly, driven and hard-working team player.​

  • • FUN and enjoys interacting and conversing with others.​

  • • Most important... You can work on your feet with lots of energy for several hours.​

  • WHERE?​

  • • Fun, indoor and outdoor events throughout the region.​

  • • Wine and art festivals, boat shows, musical festivals, street fairs and much more!​

  • • Different locations for each event.​

  • WHEN?​

  • • Year-round part-time work, mainly on evenings and weekends.​

  • • Shifts – typically 3-10 hours (vary by event).​

  • HOW?​

  • • Seek out targeted market at event, by conversing with many people.​

  • • Attract people to booth with positivity, smiles and an upbeat attitude.​

  • • Introduce PRP Wine to event goers and promote our home wine samplings by selling discounted packages.​

  • • Do it all over, again and again!  Must have high stamina and energy to promote leads during entire event.​

  • • Driven and hard-working team player​

  • HOW MUCH?​

  • • Pay is based on $15/hour or $25 per voucher sold, whichever is greater!​

  • • Most reps make $25-30/hour. Average event pay varies from about $40-$200+ per day.  Top performers, much more!​

  • • Paycheck every 2 weeks and direct deposit available.

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