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EXECUTIVE I - BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Asian PaintsDelhi, IndiaPosted 18 May 2026

Asian Paints is hiring a Business Development Executive to lead growth for the White Teak lights category. The role involves managing key accounts, driving engagement across architectural firms and stores, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to boost project conversions. The candidate will also conduct market analysis and ensure high customer satisfaction. This position is based in Delhi.

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Experience

Experience not specified

Function

Business Development

Work mode

Onsite, India

Company

Tier 2

What you will work on

Asian Paints is hiring a Business Development Executive to lead growth for the White Teak lights category. The role involves managing key accounts, driving engagement across architectural firms and stores, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to boost project conversions. The candidate will also conduct market analysis and ensure high customer satisfaction. This position is based in Delhi.

TAL's take

Quality 60/1004/5 clarityTier 2 company

Stable, large-scale company with a clearly defined business development role, though limited technical depth.

Clear, coherent job responsibilities focused on business development, account management, and internal stakeholder collaboration.

Salaries at Asian Paints

14.0 LPA average

Based on 21 Grapevine salary entries for Asian Paints.

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Must haves

  • Drive overall business and growth at account level
  • Manage the network of key accounts
  • Drive engagement across mapped AID firms and BH stores
  • Identify market opportunities through competition analysis and market visits
  • Collaborate with internal teams for project conversions

About the company

Asian Paints is a large, established manufacturing conglomerate with a significant market presence in India.

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