Experience

U.P. State Bridge Corporation Ltd.

• India
• Construction
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Assistant Accountant

  • May 2021 - Present

• Asstt. Accountant

  • Jun 2020 - Jan 2022

  Accounts ExecutiveSometimes the marketing sector needs a little help to produce successful campaigns for their clients. As an account executive, also known as an account handler, you'll act as an important link between an advertising agency and its clients.In this sales job, you'll be striving to understand your client's goals, and then organise the agency's creative and administrative staff to help them produce effective campaigns.So, what will I actually be doing?Your routine tasks are likely to include:Meeting clients to discuss their advertising needsWorking with account planners to devise a campaign that meets the client's brief and budgetPresenting campaign ideas and costings to clientsBriefing the creative team who will produce the advertsNegotiating with clients, solving any problems and making sure deadlines are met Checking and reporting on the campaign's progressThe nitty grittyYour basic working hours will be between 9am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, although you may have to work longer if you have deadlines to meet.You will be office-based but will also travel to meet clients.Advertising is a very popular career among graduates, and competition for jobs is strong. Jobs are advertised in the national and trade press, on the IPA website and by specialist recruitment agencies. However, not all jobs are advertised, so you could also find work by approaching agencies directly, and through making contacts in the industry.With experience, you could progress to become an account manager or director. Eventually you could become an agency director, or set up your own agency.Is there study involved ?You do not need particular qualifications to become an account executive. However, advertising is a very competitive industry and many employers will expect you to be qualified to degree or at least BTEC HND level.Any degree or HND subject is acceptable, but you may have an advantage with one of the following:AdvertisingMarketingStatistics. Show less

• Asstt.Accountant

  • Jun 2020 - May 2021

• Asstt.Accountant

  • Feb 2020 - Jun 2020

• Asstt. Accountant

  • Sep 2019 - Feb 2020

• Asstt. Accountant

  • Jan 2013 - Sep 2019

  Accounts ExecutiveSometimes the marketing sector needs a little help to produce successful campaigns for their clients. As an account executive, also known as an account handler, you'll act as an important link between an advertising agency and its clients.In this sales job, you'll be striving to understand your client's goals, and then organise the agency's creative and administrative staff to help them produce effective campaigns.So, what will I actually be doing?Your routine tasks are likely to include:Meeting clients to discuss their advertising needsWorking with account planners to devise a campaign that meets the client's brief and budgetPresenting campaign ideas and costings to clientsBriefing the creative team who will produce the advertsNegotiating with clients, solving any problems and making sure deadlines are met Checking and reporting on the campaign's progressThe nitty grittyYour basic working hours will be between 9am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, although you may have to work longer if you have deadlines to meet.You will be office-based but will also travel to meet clients.Advertising is a very popular career among graduates, and competition for jobs is strong. Jobs are advertised in the national and trade press, on the IPA website and by specialist recruitment agencies. However, not all jobs are advertised, so you could also find work by approaching agencies directly, and through making contacts in the industry.With experience, you could progress to become an account manager or director. Eventually you could become an agency director, or set up your own agency.Is there study involved ?You do not need particular qualifications to become an account executive. However, advertising is a very competitive industry and many employers will expect you to be qualified to degree or at least BTEC HND level.Any degree or HND subject is acceptable, but you may have an advantage with one of the following:AdvertisingMarketingStatistics. Show less



Sam Higginbotom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences

• India
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Education Counseltant

  • Aug 2011 - Jan 2013

  ADUTECH Educational learning center

• Education Counseltant

  • Aug 2011 - Oct 2012

  ADUTECH Educational learning center