Marketing Manager
2 months agoThe Marketing Manager will be responsible for planning, implementing, and monitoring all marketing and business development activities of the company. The role focuses on increasing subscriber enrollment, enhancing brand visibility, supporting branch business growth, and achieving organizational targets through effective marketing strategies.
Key Responsibilities
Business Development
Develop and execute marketing strategies to increase chit enrollments across all branches.
Generate new customer leads through field marketing and promotional activities.
Identify new business opportunities and expansion areas.
Support branches in achieving monthly business targets.
Monitor competitor activities and market trends
Qualification
BE, MBA (Marketing) / Any Post Graduate Degree.
Eligible only tamilnadu candidates
Experience
Minimum 5 to 10 years of experience in Marketing and Business Development.
Preference will be given to candidates with experience in Chit Funds, Finance, Banking, NBFC, Insurance, or Financial Services sectors.
Salary & Benefits
As per Company Norms.
Performance-Based Incentives.
Travel Allowance and Other Benefits as Applicable.
For More Info:-
Dineshkumar-HR
+91 9345961206
Pay: ₹32,000.00 - ₹44,000.00 per month
Benefits:
Flexible schedule
Food provided
Provident Fund
Work Location: On the road
No:121&122, 1st Floor, North Sowrastrapuram, Nagal Nagar, Dindigul(Dt),Pincode-624 003, Dindigul, Tamilnadu, India, 624003
Sree Jayanathan Chits Private Limited is a highly trusted, registered non-banking financial institution (NBFC) established in 1997 that operates an expansive micro-savings and micro-credit chit fund network across Tamil Nadu, including major hubs in Trichy and Madurai. Adhering strictly to regulatory financial frameworks, the company specializes in providing secure, long-term systematic wealth management pools and flexible bidding schemes tailored to empower local retail vendors, middle-class households, and small business groups with immediate financial liquidity and structured capital growth