Sayantan Mukherjee

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I am a btech MBA graduate working at big4 as a deputy manager. Write a tutor biodata for marketing management course

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Tutor Biodata – Marketing Management

Name: [Your Full Name]
Current Position: Deputy Manager, [Name of Big 4 Firm]
Educational Qualification: B.Tech, MBA (Marketing/General Management)
Total Experience: [X] Years

Professional Summary:
A results-driven professional with a strong academic foundation in engineering and management, currently serving as Deputy Manager at a leading Big 4 consulting firm. Possess a blend of analytical and strategic marketing expertise gained from working with diverse clients across industries. Demonstrated proficiency in market research, brand strategy, digital marketing, customer insights, and go-to-market planning.

Areas of Expertise:

Strategic Marketing

Digital & Social Media Marketing

Consumer Behavior

Brand Management

Marketing Analytics

B2B & B2C Marketing Strategies

Teaching Philosophy:
I bring a practitioner’s perspective to teaching by integrating real-world case studies, industry trends, and hands-on projects. My approach is interactive, aiming to bridge theoretical concepts with practical applications to prepare students for the evolving business landscape.

Previous Engagements (if any):

Guest speaker/panelist at management colleges on topics like AI in marketing, future of work, and digital transformation

Mentored MBA students for marketing case competitions and internships

Objective as a Tutor:
To equip learners with both conceptual clarity and practical marketing skills necessary for thriving in today’s competitive and digital-first business environment.

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Bridging Theory and Practice: Teaching Marketing Management in the Age of Digital Disruption
By [Your Name], Deputy Manager, [Big 4 Firm]

Marketing has always been at the heart of business strategy—but never before has it evolved at such a breakneck pace. As a B.Tech and MBA graduate currently working in one of the Big 4 consulting firms, I’ve witnessed firsthand how digital transformation, AI, and data-driven strategies are reshaping how companies connect with consumers. This dynamic landscape makes teaching Marketing Management not just exciting but also a critical responsibility.

Why Marketing Management Matters Today
At its core, Marketing Management is about understanding customer needs and delivering value better than competitors. In today’s hyper-connected world, however, this goes far beyond traditional models. The rise of omnichannel marketing, personalization, influencer-driven campaigns, and real-time analytics demands a rethinking of classic concepts.

Teaching this course gives me the opportunity to bridge timeless marketing principles with modern innovations. Students don’t just need to understand the 4 Ps—they need to see how those principles apply in an era where digital experiences, AI-generated content, and social listening dictate consumer loyalty.