JOB TITLE

• Title: Manager, Professional Development
• Department: Sales Support
• Location: Lucknow

ABOUT THE ROLE

INTRODUCTION –

This role offers an excellent prospect to step into a dynamic and high-impact
position within Oxford University Press, supporting professional development
initiatives that directly enable business growth and customer engagement.

It is an ideal move for individuals looking to expand their exposure across
training, marketing coordination, and stakeholder management while contributing
to a purpose-driven organisation focused on delivering high-quality educational
solutions.

The role is particularly interesting as it provides involvement in organizing
training programs, managing learning resources, coordinating with multiple
stakeholders, and supporting sales enablement initiatives. You will work in a
collaborative environment alongside sales, marketing, and product teams, gaining
exposure to both strategic and operational aspects of the business.

OPPORTUNITY –

In this role, you will:

* Schedule and organize training sessions,



workshops, and webinars for internal
and external stakeholders
* Assist in the development of learning materials and training content
* Manage onboarding of new Resource Persons (RPs) and Question Paper (QP)
developers
* Coordinate with internal teams to understand customized requirements for
question papers and execute through external vendors and developers
* Liaise with resource persons for travel and accommodation arrangements,
ensuring smooth and comfortable logistics for seminars and training sessions
* Support the organization and execution of seminars and training activities
* Maintain and enhance publicly accessible OUP product information
* Ensure availability and management of sales collateral for effective product
representation in the market
* Enable and administer co-operative marketing initiatives in collaboration
with teams
* Coordinate marketing activities and ensure effective implementatio

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