Price Benowitz LLP

Brand Ambassador

Business Operations - Washington, DC - Full Time

Are you a natural connector with a passion for engaging people and building relationships?

Join Price Benowitz LLP as a Brand Ambassador and help us make an impact at the most dynamic trade shows and conferences in the Washington, DC/Baltimore area! If you’re someone who thrives in energetic environments, loves digital marketing, and has a knack for captivating an audience, we want to meet you. This part-time role offers the chance to represent a top-tier brand in the legal industry, forging valuable connections with professionals in the legal and medical fields. Step into a role where no two events are alike, and each day brings new opportunities to shine!

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Represent Price Benowitz LLP at high-profile trade shows, conferences, and firm events.
  • Be the face of our brand—engage and build relationships with business owners and decision-makers.
  • Spark interest and conversations around our services with an expert understanding of digital marketing and industry trends.
  • Showcase your charisma, persuasion, and communication skills to elevate our brand’s presence.

What Makes You a Great Fit?

  • Event Expertise: Prior experience at trade shows or events is highly valued. You’re comfortable working a room and capturing attention.
  • Master Communicator: Your presentation skills are magnetic and polished, adding sophistication to our brand.
  • Adaptable and Strategic: Skilled at prioritizing tasks and pivoting when needed.
  • People Person: Friendly, outgoing, and approachable with a natural ability to engage with diverse groups.
  • Digital Savvy: Knowledge of social media platforms and tools is a plus—bonus points for marketing, demand generation, or sales experience.
  • Language Skills: Bilingual in English/Spanish is highly preferred to connect with a broader audience.
  • Weekend Availability: This part-time role requires flexibility, with most events occurring on weekends. Must be based in the Washington, DC-Baltimore area.
If you’re ready to put your passion for people and your presentation skills to work, apply today to become an ambassador for Price Benowitz LLP and help us make meaningful connections that drive our brand forward!
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