Sam Schwab
Sr. Program Coordinator · RTC - Marketing Services, Retail Brand Management
Beaverton, OR
In My Own Words
Driven. Flexible. Persistant. Creative. Personable. Organized.
Work Experience
Sr. Program Coordinator
RTC - Marketing Services, Retail Brand Management2020 – Present
As a Sr Program Coordinator, I manage retail marketing and branding projects for major sporting companies with lead responsibility for key relationships, business processes, expense management, vendor management and problem resolution. My responsibilities include: Developing and managing client relationships & expectations Manage client status reports and meetings Provide timely updates on all projects/program requests Provide follow-up on conflict resolution meeting client expectations Responsible for Quoting / PO Tracking / Invoicing / Inventory Management Processes Submit requests for estimates, engineering updates and PO's Quote writing/KACE ticket entries Provide billing resolution Ownership of Wholesale / DTC / Canada Inventory reports Template updates to support forecasting of demand/production needs Inventory Updates/ Drawings Review/ material take-Off review
Customer Service Accounts & Marketing Support Representative
Crimson Trace2015 – 2019
As a member of the customer account and services team in the Corporate HQ office, I was responsible for providing direct end user and dealer support, product and sales information, and product warranty management. I was also worked with sales and marketing teams in developing quotes, managing export licensing and international order processes and production of marketing materials for trade and local dealer exhibits.
In Store Visual Merchandiser
Tilly's2014 – 2015
-Coordinated and developed compelling visual displays in-store to promote new and featured merchandise -Managed and completed shipping and receiving procedures -Reworked updates according to seasonal change and timeline, ensuring image and style was being projected -Tracked shipments and transfers -Followed marketing displays -Flex trends based on sell-through and inventory levels