Researcher - Manchester Or London - Additional Resources Ltd

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Researcher - Manchester or London Graduate position reporting to the Managing Director of Healthcare Manchester or London Salary up to £35,000 depending on experience Our client is a global, world class provider of integrated facilities management solutions to both the private and public sector. They have an interesting, challenging and varied opportunity available to work within their healthcare division which is expanding rapidly. Their Managing Director requires a graduate researcher who can undertake the following duties: Presentation writing Attendance and reporting of conferences and industry events Note taking at meetings & follow up correspondence Liaison with clients and Sodexo colleagues (in the UK and Internationally) on specific projects Assisting with marketing and business development work Handling various matters on behalf of the MD PR inc conferences and networking events Please note that this is NOT a secretarial role, but should be seen as a development role for somebody with an interest in, and experience of healthcare. To be considered for this role it is essential that you have a health economics degree. It is envisaged that the successful candidate will be ready for promotion to either operational, sales, or marketing roles within 2 years. Key attributes: Great IT ability, particularly for presentation writing Clear, concise communication skills (oral and written) Flexibility : the ability to pick up projects and run with them, without day to day management Client focussed If you are looking for a key position within a global company that will offer you a great opportunity of a genuine career path then please send your CV in confidence today. Please note it is essential that you have the relevant qualification to be considered for this role. We are an Employment Business and an Employment Agency as defined within The Conduct of Employment Agencies & Employment Businesses Regulations 2003.