Senior Broadcast Buyer Minneapolis (hybrid or remote) Job at Carmichael Lynch, I

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• Professional Development (performance reviews 2x annually, training opportunities related to your field of development, one-on-ones with managers, etc.)

We offer competitive, equitable salaries (reviewed annually to ensure equity and competitiveness)

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Due to new business growth, we are seeking two Senior Broadcast Media Buyers.

The Senior Broadcast Media Buyer negotiates and implements broadcast buys, enters information into tracking system, maintains contracts, and performs post-analysis. This will also include internal collaboration, presentation to clients, and maintaining positive industry relationships. Senior Broadcast Buyer will support Broadcast Manager on platform level initiatives and media negotiations. This role is responsible for keeping teams / department abreast of developments in broadcast industry.

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Salary Range : $65,000-75,000 annually

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