Posted on Tue 14th May, 2013 - hotnigerianjobs.com --- (0 comments)
Airtel Nigeria - (Airtel Networks Limited), a leading mobile telecommunication services provider in Nigeria and a member of Airtel Africa Group, is committed to providing innovative, exciting, affordable and quality mobile services to Nigerians, giving them the freedom to communicate, rise above their daily challenges and drive economic and social development. The company made history on August 5, 2001 by becoming the first telecoms operator to launch commercial GSM services in Nigeria and has scored a series of many "firsts" in the highly competitive Nigerian telecommunications market including the first to introduce toll-free 24-hour customer care; first to launch service in all the six geo-political zones in the country; first to introduce affordable recharge denominations; first to introduce monthly free SMS and first to introduce monthly airtime bonus.
A truly innovative company, Airtel has showed resilience, charting new paths in meeting the demands and needs of its esteemed stakeholders and enhancing distribution as well as providing affordable services to empower more nigerians.
In Nigeria, Airtel is working tirelessly to live up to an ambitious vision of being the most loved brand in the daily lives of Nigerians as it offers a superior brand experience and a portfolio of innovative products & services ranging from exciting voice solutions to inventive data packages and mobile broadband.
We are recruiting to fill the below vacant position:
Job Title: Head Youth Segment Job ID: 5685326
Job Role
The Head, Youth Segment is responsible for the acquisition and retention strategy of customers between 18 – 24 years old within Airtel’s target African market across both the Prepaid and Hybrid business. This role is responsible for approximately 50% of the OPCO’s revenue
The role must co-ordinate closely with Head, Youth Segment Group to ensure a consistent strategic approach to this segment including, Product, Branding, Marketing Communications, Sales, Retail, Acquisition and Retention strategy.
This role is responsible for maintaining and growing X% of the customer base and y% of the revenue in the Nigerian market.
Key Responsibilities Achieve the desired revenue from the base by designing and developing customized retention and acquisition programs
Prepaid: By planning and achieving an optimal balance between the recharge revenue and the usage by the customer
Hybrid: By developing and implementing programs to enhance the revenue by facilitating customer upgrades with respect to the rental revenue, airtime usage and chargeable tariffs.
To grow revenue within the Youth base at x times greater than Airtel or Market growth – whatever is greater
Implement bundling programs across the Youth base and ensure X% of Youth are bundled by the end of FY13/14
Youth partnerships identification& develop programs around the same
To develop the Youth service strategy within the OPCO
By creating new partnerships with relevant institutions such as retail, handset providers, fast-food restaurants, Universities, second markets and so on.
Organising regular events for this customer base to grow product revenue through lead generation and product upsell and ensuring that each of these events is profitable when assessed on an individual basis.
To create customer base stickiness and hence reduce churn
Designing, managing, analyzing programs and offers to create stickiness of the base to the network and hence building loyalty.
Youth churn must be below 1.7% per month.
Value churn targets within the Youth will be defined
To create customer base stickiness and hence reduce churn
Monitor the level of activity on the network and
Work in close conjunction with the customer care retention team to implement targeted promotions for the inactive customers
Ensure an error free process for various tariffs/ promotional programs
Develop and implement a process resulting in No customers complaints while availing of the program benefits
Ensure increase in the contribution of international and roaming in the calling pattern
Design plans and programs for increasing the penetration and hence the usage of the long distance traffic
By identifying and hence creating various channels and means of driving the customer to use mobile for long distance calls as against a landline or a local call outlet
Ensure increase in the contribution of international and roaming in the calling pattern
Smart phone penetration to be 20% by end of FY13/14
Develop and drive Youth bundles and Bring your own device programs to retain and win over competitor customers
Non Voice
Ensure innovative products are launched with the NPD with a dedicated users experience for the Youth Segment.
Ensure that Non voice revenue is 1.x greater than the overall base within the Opco.
Rule of 3 – the Youth engagement model with at least 25% of the Youth base engaged on greater than3 products