CBRE
CBRE

Client Services Specialist

RoleCustomer Success
LevelMid Level
WorkOn-site
TypeFull-time
Posted2 months ago
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About the role

About the Role:
As a Client Services Specialist, you will be responsible for providing general support to a group of sales professionals and operational support to a small office.

What You’ll Do:

  • Collect documentation to complete voucher forms and support the Broker commission payment process.
  • Prepare expense reports in accordance with established guidelines.
  • Perform client property tours and resolve client issues.
  • Assist in the strategy and creation of marketing particular properties.
  • Serve as a point of contact for sales teams for information requests.
  • May source properties by researching local and national databases. Track and report on replies and communications from sourcing activities.
  • Build and produce property marketing campaigns that include property information materials. This includes the design of flyers, property brochures, e-blasts, and proposals. Create marketing assets: site plans, floor plans, maps. Develop comparable market analyses.
  • Draft templated real estate agreement and associated disclosures.
  • Maintain and update marketing database and other systems.
  • Provide general office management; maintain a client-ready reception area, conference rooms and other shared areas.
  • Receive and direct incoming calls, packages and visitors.
  • Support print production: printing, binding, finishing.
  • Collect and analyze data to identify and address sophisticated problems. May recommend new techniques.
  • Impact own team and other teams whose work activities are relatable.
  • Suggest improvements to processes to increase the efficiency of the team objectives.
  • Assess and communicate difficult content in a concise and logical way. Identify and respond to conflicting demands.
  • Comprehend instructions, communications, and memos and ask questions to ensure comprehension, write routine reports and correspondence.

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