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Responsible for gathering and verifying documentation for title processing, assisting with title status requests, and ensuring timely completion of title assignments. Provides customer care and supports internal departments with titling issues. Utilizes software programs effectively and stays updated on title regulations.

Responsible for gathering and verifying documentation for titling processes, communicating with internal and external stakeholders, and ensuring timely completion of title assignments. Utilizes software programs like ASPIRE, Salesforce, and MS Office for effective processing. Requires a high school diploma or GED, excellent organizational skills, and proficiency in PC applications.

The Titling Specialist is responsible for processing title documents, ensuring accuracy, and providing customer care related to titling issues. They work with internal departments, vendors, and title agencies to resolve any title-related issues in a timely manner. This role requires strong organizational skills, PC proficiency, and effective communication abilities.

Sales Coordinator responsible for managing deal flow, communicating with sales reps, credit processing, and coordinating funding. Must have strong organizational and communication skills. Proficiency in MS Office and customer applications required. Associate's degree or 2-5 years of related experience preferred.

The Sales Coordinator position involves working directly with outside sales reps, tracking and reporting deal flow, communicating with team members, understanding credit processing and funding requirements, and utilizing software programs like Sales Force, Microsoft Word, and Excel.

The Sales Coordinator position involves working with outside sales reps, managing deal flow, communicating with team members, and ensuring smooth deal processing. Technical skills in Sales Force, MS Word, Excel, and Amur Equipment Finance lease software are required. Key responsibilities include team communication, credit processing, doc/funding coordination, and utilizing technical tools effectively. Required education includes an Associate's degree or 2-5 years of related experience, strong organizational and problem-solving skills, proficiency in MS Office, and effective communication abilities.