Business Development Executive Intern
π¨ Hiring | BDE Interns β Bengaluru
π Calling college students across Bengaluru!
Weβre looking for confident, energetic, and ambitious students who want to gain real-world experience in Business Development, communication, outreach, and professional networking.
π Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka
π― Role: Business Development Executive (BDE) Intern
π Eligibility: Students currently pursuing UG/PG from Bengaluru colleges
πΌ Experience: Freshers are welcome
What weβre looking for:
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Strong communication and interpersonal skills
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Confidence in interacting with people
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Proactive and willing to take initiative
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Interest in business development and outreach
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Willingness to learn and grow
What youβll gain:
π Hands-on business development experience
π€ Professional communication & networking skills
π Exposure to outreach and relationship building
π‘ Practical experience working in a professional environment
π This opportunity is exclusively for students studying in Bengaluru colleges.
π© How to Apply:
Comment βInterestedβ below, DM me, or send your updated resume to:
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