Business Development Intern
🚀 We're Hiring: Business Development Intern 🚀
📍 Location: Noida (On-site)
💼 Internship
💰 Stipend: 8,000-10,000
Are you passionate about sales, communication, and business growth? We're looking for a motivated Business Development Intern to join our team and gain hands-on experience in client acquisition and lead generation.
Key Responsibilities:
Generate and qualify leads through various channels.
Connect with potential clients via calls, emails, and LinkedIn.
Schedule meetings for the sales team.
Build and maintain strong client relationships.
Research market trends and identify new business opportunities.
Maintain accurate records in CRM or spreadsheets.
Requirements:
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Strong negotiation and convincing abilities.
Basic knowledge of MS Excel and Google Sheets.
Self-motivated with a willingness to learn.
Freshers and final-year students are welcome to apply.
✨ What You'll Get:
Practical experience in Business Development & Sales.
Mentorship from experienced professionals.
Opportunity to work on live projects.
Certificate and potential full-time opportunity based on performance.
📩 Interested candidates can send their resume via DM or email us at [[contact shared on WhatsApp]].
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