Consumer Value & Partnerships

Jiostar; Mumbai City; On-site; INR 6,000,000 - 12,000,000; Full time

Job summary

JioStar in Mumbai seeks a SVP/VP – Consumer Value & Partnerships to build an external partner ecosystem for this business unit. You will create a new consumer value business from the ground up, shaping the proposition, selecting partners, and driving multi‑year economics from strategy to scaled execution.

You’ll operate across consumer strategy, partnerships, product and execution, moving from strategic opportunities to consumer‑relevant propositions that engage millions of users.

Responsibilities

• Define the Consumer Value & Partnership Strategy and shape the vision for external partnerships.
• Identify consumer needs and categories where partnerships create meaningful incremental value.
• Build a portfolio of anchor partnerships across retail, travel, financial services, telecom, tech and more.
• Translate partnerships into compelling consumer experiences with product, loyalty and marketing teams.
• Own the commercial thinking behind partnerships including revenue share, ROI and margins.
• Develop an anchor partnership portfolio and engage senior CXO-level stakeholders across brands.

Job description

JioStar is building one of India’s most ambitious consumer growth engines at the intersection of media, entertainment, sports, digital platforms, commerce, data and consumer engagement and we are looking for a SVP / VP – Consumer Value & Partnerships to build the external partner ecosystem for this BU. This is not simply a partnership acquisition role. You will be responsible for building a new consumer value business from the ground up — identifying where JioStar can create differentiated value, shaping the proposition, building the right portfolio of partners, structuring the economics and taking it from strategy to scaled execution. The role will require someone who can operate across consumer strategy, partnerships, commercial models, product and execution — with the ability to move seamlessly from identifying a strategic opportunity to ensuring the proposition works for millions of consumers.

Key Responsibilities

1. Define the Consumer Value & Partnership Strategy

Shape the strategic vision for how external partnerships can enhance the JioStar consumer proposition.

• Identify the consumer needs, occasions and categories where partnerships can create meaningful incremental value.
• Develop a clear point of view on where JioStar should play, which categories to prioritise and what types of partnerships will be differentiated.
• Build the roadmap for evolving from individual benefits and partnerships into a broader consumer value proposition.
• Identify opportunities to leverage JioStar’s unique consumer, content and distribution assets in partnership propositions.
• Ensure the proposition is built around consumer value and relevance , rather than generic discounts and offers.
• Continuously evolve the strategy based on consumer behaviour, partner performance and market opportunities.

2. Build a High-Impact Portfolio of Partnerships

Own the identification, prioritisation, negotiation and development of strategic partnerships across high-value consumer categories, including:

• Retail and commerce
• Food, dining and delivery
• Travel and hospitality
• Financial services, cards and payments
• Telecom and broadband
• Consumer technology and electronics
• Mobility
• Gaming and digital goods
• Live events, entertainment and ticketing
• Lifestyle and premium experiences
• Creator and community-led propositions
• Reliance / Jio ecosystem businesses

Go beyond assembling a partner catalogue. Build a curated portfolio of anchor partnerships that creates clear reasons for consumers to engage more deeply with JioStar.

3. Create Differentiated Consumer Propositions

Work closely with product, loyalty, data, marketing, content and business teams to translate partnerships into compelling consumer experiences.

Explore propositions such as:

• Rewards and benefits
• Exclusive access and experiences
• Status-linked privileges
• Subscription and membership bundles
• Earn-and-burn constructs
• Co‑created consumer propositions
• Commerce‑linked benefits
• Sports and entertainment experiences
• Live event access
• Premium and personalised experiences
• Partner‑funded value propositions

4. Build Innovative Partnership Economics

Own the commercial thinking behind the partnership portfolio, working closely with finance and business teams to ensure propositions are both compelling for consumers and attractive for JioStar and its partners.

Evaluate and structure models around:

• Partner-funded rewards and benefits
• Revenue share
• Cost per acquisition / engagement
• Redemption economics and breakage
• Incremental revenue
• Retention and engagement impact
• Cross‑sell and upsell opportunities
• Campaign and proposition ROI
• Gross margin and contribution economics
• Long‑term strategic value of the partnership

5. Build the Anchor Partnership Portfolio

Create and own a high‑priority pipeline of partnerships that can establish the proposition and demonstrate its value early. Identify the partnerships that can create the strongest consumer proposition around key JioStar moments and use cases, including:

• Major sports properties
• Flagship entertainment franchises
• Subscription and upgrade journeys
• Connected TV and household engagement
• Premium consumer experiences
• Commerce and everyday consumption occasions

Prioritise fewer, high‑impact partnerships over a large number of undifferentiated ones , particularly in the early stages.

6. Be the Senior Face of the Proposition

Build long‑term relationships with senior leaders across India’s leading consumer brands and platforms.

• Engage CXO‑level stakeholders and position JioStar as a strategic partner rather than simply a distribution or media channel.
• Create compelling partnership narratives that demonstrate mutual value.
• Negotiate complex, multi‑party commercial arrangements.
• Identify opportunities for partnerships to extend beyond a single campaign into long‑term strategic relationships.