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The Sales and Product Manager is responsible for the definition, deployment and performance of InTouch’s product and service portfolio in Senegal. It acts as a focal point between the Group, subsidiaries and partners to ensure the commercial and operational success of solutions launched on the market. He ensures the management of the product life cycle, the development of strategic partnerships (technical, financial, regulatory), competitive intelligence, and bears full responsibility for P&L product lines and associated business models. 1. Product Strategy & Life Cycle
Define the local product strategy in line with the Group’s priorities.
Control the product life cycle: framing, launch, monitoring, continuous improvement, eventual shutdown.
Develop business models for each service and ensure their economic viability.
Monitor quality of service (QoS), regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction. 2. Responsibility of the P&L
Define and track revenue, margin and profitability targets for each product.
Manage the costs associated with products (technical, commercial, regulatory).
Produce financial performance analyses and propose corrective action plans. 3. Competitive intelligence & market analysis
Ensure active monitoring of market trends, innovations and competitors.
Identify business, regulatory or technological threats and opportunities.
Share market analysis with internal teams and the Group to enrich strategic decisions. 4. Group Coordination & Market Deployment
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