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Vermont Information Processing (VIP) is a leading technology supplier for the beverage industry, serving brewers, distributors, wineries, and soda bottlers. Founded in 1972 by Howard Aiken, VIP has grown to over 800 employees across 20 states and 3 countries, with its headquarters in Colchester, Vermont. The company processes more than 80% of beer volume in the U.S. and supports 1,600 beverage suppliers and 600 distributors, handling 6.5 billion invoice records annually. VIP offers integrated applications that connect beverage suppliers, distributors, bottlers, and retailers. Its software solutions include route accounting, warehouse and inventory management, sales reporting and analytics, delivery operations, financial management, and sales forecasting. These tools help customers enhance warehouse efficiency, reduce costs, manage inventories, and predict sales. VIP's client list features major companies like Heineken, Boston Beer, and Guinness, catering to a wide range of businesses in the beverage sector.

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1972

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$1000000000

501-1000 employees
information technology & services
Colchester, United States
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Associate Product Marketer

VIP (Vermont Information Processing) 501-1000 information technology & services

VIP is hiring a remote Associate Product Marketer to help bring a broad B2B SaaS product portfolio to market and drive adoption, expansion, and pipeline through messaging, launches, and enablement.

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