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Sales Manager (Publications)64708482670466120

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Sales Manager (Publications)

* Job Reference: 2508224414\-2 * Date Posted: 10 December 2025 * Recruiter: Zachary Daniels Recruitment * Location: City, London * Salary: £40,000 to £45,000 * Bonus/Benefits: Benefits * Sector: Business development, Creative \& design, Marketing, Print, Sales * Job Type: Permanent **Job Description** ------------------- **Sales Manager \- Publications Circa 45K Borough, SE1 \- Office based** A fast\-growing B2B media and events organisation is looking for a Sales Manager to join its publications commercial team. Operating across logistics, supply chain, robotics, automation, and urban mobility, the company produces industry\-leading magazines and digital publications alongside international exhibitions. This is an exciting opportunity for a Sales Manager who wants to take ownership of commercial performance, drive revenue growth, and develop strong client relationships. As the Sales Manager, you will generate advertising and sponsorship revenue across the publications portfolio, build lasting relationships with clients, and maximise the value of every commercial opportunity. You will also support junior team members, collaborate with marketing and editorial teams, and contribute to the ongoing success of the publications. **You'll:** Meet and exceed annual advertising and sponsorship revenue targets (digital, print, events) Build and manage relationships with new and existing clients Prospect new business and identify opportunities in target markets Create tailored marketing solutions and integrated sponsorship packages Deliver high\-quality proposals and presentations Attend industry events and stay informed of trends Achieve activity targets including CRM and telephone goals Negotiate and maximise the potential of all sales transactions Generate digital, print, and sponsorship revenues for both new and existing brands Support the growth of the events portfolio through sponsorships in the UK and internationally **Requirements:** 5\+ years of B2B publishing sales experience Strong communication, negotiation, and relationship\-building skills Commercial acumen in digital advertising and event sponsorships Ability to handle multiple projects while maintaining attention to detail Interest in supply chain and logistics sectors Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience UK Right to Work \- applicants must have the right to live and work in the UK **What's on offer:** Birthday off and three paid days over Christmas Private Medical Insurance and gym membership discounts Group Pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Social and company events Opportunities to travel within the UK and internationally (Miami, Brussels, Asia) Season Ticket Loan Training and development opportunities with support for personal development If you're a Sales Manager with a proven track record in publishing sales and the drive to deliver strong commercial results, this is an excellent opportunity to grow your career. BH35044

Ópalo Sur 32, Tizayuca, 43806 Tizayuca, Hgo., Mexico

MXN 40,000-45,000/year

Processing and analysis of surveys for the characterization of energy poverty in Central American countries64414941723651121

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Processing and analysis of surveys for the characterization of energy poverty in Central American countries

Result of Service Having a database on energy poverty and an analytical input that will contribute to continuing and deepening the work of UERN on energy poverty. These inputs will be used in a publication and a dialogue table in 2026. Work Location Mexico/ Home Based/Working Remotely Expected duration 01.12.25 -31.12.2025 Duties and Responsibilities SDG target 7.1 states that access to affordable, reliable, and modern energy services must be ensured for all. The indicators used to measure progress are the "percentage of population with access to electricity" and the "percentage of population primarily relying on clean fuels and technologies." While progress in access to modern energy is notable in Central American countries, populations still remain in energy poverty, with limited or no access to electricity and clean fuels and technologies, or simply unable to afford the costs associated with modern energy services. Few studies have been conducted on energy poverty in Central American countries, and those that exist analyze the issue based on data from only one or two years. The Energy and Natural Resources Unit at ECLAC's subregional headquarters in Mexico is conducting a study on energy poverty that considers aspects of energy demand and analyzes variables from household surveys (types of fuels used, housing characteristics, and sociodemographic characteristics). Therefore, ECLAC considers it appropriate to carry out a consultancy to process multi-year household and household income and expenditure surveys from several Central American countries, which are part of the ECLAC Household Survey Database (BADEHOG), in order to create ad hoc databases for analyzing energy poverty and to conduct quantitative analysis using the processed data. The results of this consultancy will be incorporated into the report on the characterization of energy poverty being prepared by the Energy and Natural Resources Unit at ECLAC's subregional headquarters in Mexico. Objectives and Deliverables 1. Process household and household income and expenditure surveys to generate ad hoc databases for the characterization of energy poverty in Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and the Dominican Republic). 2. Quantitatively analyze the relationship between access to electricity and primary cooking fuel with other survey variables, such as housing characteristics and sociodemographic variables. Descriptive analysis and the use of a logit model are recommended. 3. Develop an analytical proposal to relate variables from the ad hoc databases with economic and energy sector variables. Consultant's obligations: a) Provide clarifications, expansions, or additional information as deemed necessary by the supervisor to achieve the agreed deliverables. b) Certify that they are the original author of the work and products submitted to ECLAC and confirm that the content of the works, databases, and documents presented represents their intellectual contribution and that the form and content are not simultaneously being submitted elsewhere for publication. c) Grant ECLAC copyright, patent, and any other intellectual/industrial property rights, where applicable, over the works and documents produced by the consultant under contracts funded by ECLAC resources. d) If traveling on mission, complete the required safety courses by the Organization and enter their mission report into MRS (or provide the necessary information to the Unit for entry into MRS) and submit their travel claim within two weeks after the mission ends. e) Ensure that all data and references to materials and publications are properly credited and included in bibliographic notes and citations. f) Declare having obtained the necessary authorizations from holders of intellectual property rights, as applicable. g) The document must be written in Spanish, using Microsoft Office 2013 Word or Excel or compatible versions (font: Times New Roman, 12 pt, 1.5 line spacing), with minimal use of instructions, specifications, codes, or special formats (e.g., only one font type should be used). Use the ECLAC editorial manual and guidelines for structuring the bibliography. Submit tables, graphs, diagrams, etc. (in editable format) via Excel, PowerPoint, or any other software used. Performance Indicators: - Demonstrate broad knowledge of the subject. - Be receptive and responsive to feedback and recommendations from ECLAC staff. - Quality of the delivered document. Work Location: The consultant will carry out their activities from their place of residence. Qualifications/special skills Bachelor’s degree in economics, data science, or related fields. Minimum of 7 years of experience in econometrics and/or quantitative methods. Languages Fluent Spanish. Additional Information Not available. No Fee THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.

Ópalo Sur 32, Tizayuca, 43806 Tizayuca, Hgo., Mexico

Negotiable Salary

Value chain diagnosis of honey in Bogotá, Colombia64398323009026122

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Value chain diagnosis of honey in Bogotá, Colombia

Result of Service At the end of the consultancy, the consultant will deliver a document diagnosing and analyzing the honey value chain in the district of Bogotá. The study and analysis of the honey value chain in the district of Bogotá will allow identifying existing constraints in different links that hinder resilience and strengthening of the chain. Simultaneously, the consultancy will have enabled the consolidation of continuous and coordinated local coordination between the designated focal point and the main actors of the value chain. This diagnosis will constitute a key technical input for the subsequent phases of component 3 of the project “Rural agricultural value chains and subnational climate-smart technology policy in Latin America and the Caribbean”, particularly for the development of an action plan promoting climate change adaptation, improved productive capacities, and the inclusion of women and youth in the chain. This action plan will be built upon the constraints and capacities identified in the diagnosis. Work Location MEXICO CITY Expected duration 01\.12 to 16\.03\.26 Duties and Responsibilities Background Within the framework of the project “Rural agricultural value chains and subnational climate-smart technology policy in Latin America and the Caribbean”, implemented by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) during the period 2025–2028, the aim is to strengthen technical and institutional capacities at national and subnational levels to promote more productive, inclusive, and climate-resilient agriculture. This project is funded through the 17th tranche of the United Nations Development Account and is being implemented in four pilot countries: Colombia, Cuba, Chile, and Haiti. Component 3 of the project, led by ECLAC's Subregional Office in Mexico, aims to promote economic and social improvements in selected rural value chains through a participatory and territorial approach. Key activities include the development of technical diagnostics, dialogue roundtables, action plans, training workshops, and online learning materials. These actions focus on identifying productive, technological, economic, and institutional bottlenecks, as well as proposing strategies for strengthening value chains, with emphasis on climate change adaptation and the inclusion of women and youth. In the case of Colombia, the project’s counterpart entity is the District Secretariat of Economic Development of Bogotá, which has identified and selected the honey value chain as a priority intervention area. As part of the first phase of work with this chain, a technical diagnosis is planned to understand its current functioning, map its key actors, and analyze its main productive, technological, and economic characteristics. The analysis must also examine the main challenges limiting the performance and development of the chain, both overall and at specific stages. This work will be carried out using ECLAC’s methodology for strengthening value chains (ECLAC, 2016\), and will integrate gender, youth, and environmental sustainability perspectives throughout. 2025\-SP11\-PRO\-1 Activities or functions to be performed: The consultant, under the supervision of the ECLAC team, shall carry out the following activities: 1\. Collect and analyze information through a literature review. 2\. Identify key actors in the honey value chain in Bogotá and others relevant in Colombia. 3\. Coordinate with authorities of the Bogotá district government, as well as other relevant stakeholders, the necessary interviews (fieldwork) to gather information for the diagnosis. 4\. Develop a diagnostic plan with proposed instruments for collecting field data and information. 5\. Prepare a report containing information derived from fieldwork. 6\. Based on the analysis of information from point 1 and point 5, prepare a diagnostic report containing: mapping of the chain, identification of key links and actors; and analysis across six levels: i) international and national context of the chain, ii) economic, including international trade, iii) markets and technological knowledge (including climate-smart technologies), iv) governance, v) support organizations, and vi) environment. It should be noted that the gender perspective must be integrated across all six levels of analysis. The document will conclude with the identification of constraints or bottlenecks, both at systemic level and per link. 7\. Support ECLAC and officials of the Bogotá district government in organizing the first dialogue table for validation of the diagnosis and identified constraints. 8\. Incorporate changes and suggestions from the ECLAC team and counterparts after review of deliverables. Consultant’s obligations: a) Provide clarifications and expansions required and supply additional information deemed necessary by the supervisor to fulfill agreed deliverables. b) Certify that he/she is the original author of the work and documents produced under the ECLAC contract. Also state that the content of the submitted works and documents is his/her intellectual contribution and that neither form nor content is simultaneously submitted elsewhere. c) Grant ECLAC copyright, patents, and any other intellectual/industrial property rights, where applicable, over works and documents produced by the consultant under contracts funded by ECLAC resources. d) If traveling on mission, complete the security courses required by the Organization, submit the mission report to MRS (or provide necessary information to the Unit for submission), and submit travel claims within two weeks after mission completion. e) Ensure all data and references to materials and publications are properly credited and included in bibliographic notes and citations. f) Declare having obtained proper authorization from holders of intellectual property rights, as applicable. g) Reports must be written in Spanish, using Microsoft Office 2013 Word or Excel or compatible software (font: Times New Roman 12 pt, one-and-a-half spacing), with minimal use of instructions, specifications, codes, or special formats (e.g., only one font type should be used). Use the ECLAC editorial manual and bibliography structuring guidelines. Submit tables, graphs, diagrams, etc. (in editable format) via Excel, PowerPoint, or other software used. Performance indicators: \- Quality of analysis and substantive inputs produced \- Timely and punctual delivery of information, smoothness and regularity in communication \- Transparent handling of data and information collected during the research Work Location: Bogotá, Colombia and surrounding areas. Qualifications/special skills The consultant must hold a bachelor’s degree in economics, agronomy, rural development, or related fields. A master’s degree in the aforementioned areas is desirable. The consultant must have at least 7 years of experience in economic development, productive development, rural development, or related fields. Languages The consultant must have excellent command of Spanish and intermediate proficiency in English. Additional Information Not available. No Fee THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.

Ópalo Sur 32, Tizayuca, 43806 Tizayuca, Hgo., Mexico

Negotiable Salary

Corporate Graphic Designer64365700534275123

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Corporate Graphic Designer

**Location:** Apaxco, State of Mexico **Schedule:** Monday to Saturday **Position Description:** We are looking for a **Graphic Designer** with high creativity, attention to detail, and results-oriented focus. **Responsibilities:** * Design graphic materials for **digital and print media** (social media, catalogs, banners, presentations, etc.). * Develop visual content for **advertising and promotional campaigns.** * Collaborate with **marketing and communications teams** in creating creative concepts. * Assist in **photo editing, video editing, and basic animations.** **Requirements:** * **Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or related field.** * **Minimum of 2 years of experience** in corporate graphic design or agency environment. * **Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign).** * Knowledge in **digital design, branding, and social media.** * Desired: knowledge in **photography and video editing.** * Experience in **editorial and packaging design.** **Key Competencies:** * Creativity and innovation. * Attention to detail and visual aesthetics. * Effective communication and teamwork. * Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines. **We Offer:** * Salary **up to $20,000 per month** (depending on experience). * **Statutory benefits.** * Opportunity for growth in a stable and professional corporate environment. Job type: Full-time Salary: Up to $20,000.00 per month Work Location: On-site employment

MEX 9 86, Olimpica, 55660 Apaxco de Ocampo, Méx., Mexico

MXN 20,000/year

Marketing and Community Manager Coordinator64147374316034124

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Marketing and Community Manager Coordinator

**Main Responsibilities: 1. Marketing Coordination** * Develop and execute marketing plans and campaigns (digital and offline). * Coordinate with external providers: agencies, designers, printers, etc. * Supervise the creation of graphic and audiovisual content for campaigns. * Monitor the department's budget and present results reports. * Conduct market research and competitive analysis. * Support in organizing events, product launches, or brand activations. * Manage customer/prospect databases and CRM strategies. **2. Community Management** * Administer and publish content on social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, etc.). * Design and implement monthly editorial calendars. * Monitor, respond to, and moderate user comments and messages. * Increase online community through organic and paid growth strategies. * Identify opportunities for interaction and collaboration with influencers or related brands. * Analyze social media metrics and adjust strategies based on performance. **Skills:** * Creativity and strategic thinking. **Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):** * Social media community growth and engagement. * Marketing campaign ROI. * Website traffic generated from social media. * Lead generation or conversions attributable to digital marketing. * Adherence to campaign schedules and deliverables. * Excellent writing and spelling. * Organization and multitasking ability. * Effective communication. * Problem-solving. * Teamwork. Job type: Full-time Salary: $22,000.00 per month Benefits: * Savings fund * On-site dining service * Company phone * Grocery vouchers Work location: On-site position

PRPM+9R San Bartolo, Méx., Mexico

MXN 22,000/year