Welcome to PEP! PEP is Africa’s largest single brand retailer operating around 1800 stores in Southern Africa. As well as clothing and footwear, PEP sells homeware, FMCG, cellular and airtime products and also offers a range of other services such as cash-backs, Capfin (for loans), funeral policies, cross-border money transfers, selected bill payments, Fla...
Value Added Service Manager (Northern Suburbs (Cape))
We’re looking for an enthusiastic and strategic individual to deliver the PEPmoney strategy and boost the profitability of our portfolio with focus on our Value Added Services. In this role, you'll not only drive business growth but also ensure that we consistently exceed our customers’ expectations.
If you’re passionate about making an impact and have the vision to elevate our PEPmoney offerings, this is the role for you! Join us and be at the forefront of innovation and success.
Key Responsibilities
Execution of PEPmoney strategy through developing new business opportunities to generate sales
Operational result management for PEPmoney Value-Added Services
Custodian of Marketing requirements for PEPmoney Value Added Services products
Relationship Management with Internal and External Stakeholders
PEPmoney budget management for VAS products
Leadership
Requirements
Required Knowledge, Skills and Competencies
Relevant Diploma or Degree is required (B. Comm, B.A. - with commercial subjects).
5+ Years experience in a financial services role
Computer Literacy (MS Office, Excel and Google Workspace)
Knowledge of, and compliance with, legislation related to financial services products
Financial Acumen
Project management
Relationship management
Process management
Excellent time management and prioritisation abilities.
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