Assistant Manager - Marketing Execution & Coordination

DSP Pension Fund

Role Overview

DSP Pension Fund is looking for a sharp, reliable professional who can drive marketing execution by coordinating across teams, managing timelines, and ensuring work gets delivered.

This role requires ownership, strong follow-through, and the ability to navigate day-to-day execution challenges. It is less about tools and more about getting things done.

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Key Responsibilities

Campaign Execution & Coordination

• Drive end-to-end execution of marketing campaigns as per plan.
• Ensure timelines are met across all stakeholders and partners.
• Follow up consistently to keep projects moving and avoid delays.
• Act as the central point of contact between marketing, product, compliance, and agencies.
• Ensure all deliverables are aligned, approved, and executed on time.
• Handle last-minute changes and solve execution challenges on the go.

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Collateral & Asset Coordination

• Plan and track all campaign-related assets such as videos, creatives, and communication materials.
• Ensure timely availability of all assets required for campaign rollout.
• Coordinate with design and content teams to maintain quality and timelines.

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Social Media & Content Rollout

• Ensure content is published as per schedule.
• Coordinate internally to ensure readiness of all content pieces.

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Ideation Support

• Contribute practical ideas to improve execution and communication.
• Support the team during campaign planning and brainstorming discussions.

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Skills & Requirements

• 2–5 years of experience in execution-heavy roles (marketing, operations, or coordination).
• Strong follow-up and ownership mindset.
• Ability to handle multiple moving parts without losing track.
• Street-smart approach to problem-solving.
• Good communication and coordination skills.

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What will make you a great fit

• You don’t wait for instructions — you move work forward.
• You’re comfortable dealing with ambiguity and last-minute changes.
• You can get things done even when things aren’t perfect.
• People rely on you to “make it happen.”