We are Looking for a CLZ Sales Person

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Are you a loyal CLZ listener who works in sales?

We’re looking for a special sales person to represent WCLZ.  We have a unique product and are looking for a unique person who gets what we do here at CLZ, and can market it to advertisers.

We need someone who works in business-to-business sales, and has strong marketing knowledge. If that description fits you, and you think you can  convey your passion for CLZ to others, then you might be a great fit for our CLZ family.

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