Business Development Sales jobs in Mumbai at Aeon Credit Services India Private Limited

Business Development Sales

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:-

1. Demonstrate and explain products, methods, or services to persuade customers to purchase products or utilize services
2. Achieve sales target from the assigned merchants and ensure substantial share vis-a-vis competition
3. Monitor outlet's sales performance, evaluation for outlets' marketing campaign proposal, and set marketing direction for outlets together with the marketing officer & area manager

Who can apply

Only those candidates can apply who:

1. are available for full-time (in-office) internship

2. can start the internship between 19th Sep'22 and 24th Oct'22

3. are available for a duration of 6 months

4. are from or open to relocating to Mumbai and neighbouring cities

5. have relevant skills and interests

Perks

Certificate

Letter of recommendation

Flexible work hours

Number of openings

Certificate: Will be provided at the end of the Internship

About Aeon Credit Services India Private Limited

ACSI obtained a license from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to function as a Non-Banking Finance Company (NBFC) for providing financial services on 4th February 2013 and started the business of providing loans on consumer durable products in Mumbai. The major shareholder of ACSI is Financial Service Company Limited. On 10th February 2013, the Company launched its 1st product in the market as a pioneer of finance facility for the purchase of mobile products in Mumbai with a special easy payment scheme. ACSI believes in providing the best service to its consumers which is innovative, seamless, speedy, safe, and customer friendly.

Since January 2018, ACSI has expanded its operation by enrolling over 1,000 merchants across Mumbai and introducing new products which include, two-wheeler loans, personal loans, etc. ACSI is ushering in the age of financial technology (fin-tech) in India and strives to be India's best service provider among NBFCs.