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Looking for a retail partnerships manager, with at least 5 years of extensive sales, strategic partnerships, business development and/or commercial strategy, preferably in the Fintech/large B2C start-up environment.
They are someone who has the end-to-end understanding of brand management and have worked with reputable brands that can help older adults better their lives and can get them a partnership with big retail brands. The brands can be related to Entertainment, Health, Airlines, Travel, Food & Beverages, Sportswear, Retail, shopping malls, eyewear, etc. They should be someone who have worked on positions like Client/Account Manager, Brand Manager, Alliance Manager or similar roles.
They are highly goal-driven, detail-oriented, self-starter, demonstrate a high level of resilience and work well in fast-paced environments. They should be result-driven with an instinct for measuring ROI at each stage and can make informed decisions, backed by relevant data.
They are someone currently serving a notice period or willing to join within 30 days.
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