The Pitch Strategist partners with clients to achieve strategic business goals by implementing consultancy projects and presenting research findings.
The purpose of this role is to partner with a client on up to two clients to help achieve the vision and strategic business goals, through designing and implementing consultancy projects that will transfom the business.
Job Description:
Key responsibilities:
•Strong organization skills and understanding of both client relationship development and consulting fundamentals•Ability to prepare and present findings from research, workshop summaries, and recommendations from our team to client(s) •Understands design methods, design thinking, sprint-based strategy, design, planning and prototyping best practices•Researches trends and innovations to substantiate hypotheses•Stays up to date, or ahead, of digital trends in the market and understands how they impact the client's business
Location:
SingaporeBrand:
CaratTime Type:
Full timeContract Type:
Fixed Term Contract (Fixed Term)Top Skills
Consultancy
Design Methods
Design Thinking
Digital Trends
Planning
Prototyping
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