Chief Operating Officer
Oswaal Books is seeking a Chief Operating Officer to lead organizational operations and drive sustainable business growth. The role involves overseeing operational efficiency, financial management, strategic planning, and leadership across multiple departments. Candidates must possess a strong background in senior management, ideally with an MBA and proven experience in complex operational environments. The role requires a strategic thinker capable of managing risk and ensuring alignment with company goals.
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Experience
7-15 years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Oswaal Books is seeking a Chief Operating Officer to lead organizational operations and drive sustainable business growth. The role involves overseeing operational efficiency, financial management, strategic planning, and leadership across multiple departments. Candidates must possess a strong background in senior management, ideally with an MBA and proven experience in complex operational environments. The role requires a strategic thinker capable of managing risk and ensuring alignment with company goals.
TAL's take
Solid executive role at an established company, though limited growth signals and tier 2 status keep it in the average range.
Clear executive expectations and KRAs provided, though domain is traditional rather than tech-heavy.
Must haves
- Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or related field
- Regular MBA from B School
- Proven experience as a COO, VP, or equivalent leadership role
- Minimum 2 years of senior leadership experience
- Strong understanding of corporate finance and performance management
About the company
Established educational publishing company, but lacks the scale or tech-first identity of tier 1 organizations.
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