Our General Manager makes the news again for the 2nd time in 4 months. We’re proud and happy to have Liliana at Pepper Advertising.
“Liliana is an exceptional thinker with a solid understanding of marketing strategy and differentiation. Taken together with her excellent work ethic and drive, she has become a key part of Pepper’s support for our clients’ brands.
As Director Client Services, she led our strategy development for all major campaigns and new business pitches as well as being responsible for several major clients. She’s very competent with all the software applications commonly used by marketers. She has been one of the main drivers of taking Pepper into the digital space and also leads our training initiatives. Apart from her hard skills, Liliana is fair minded and cares for her peers. Her exceptional talent and emotional intelligence makes her a key part of pepper and a future leader.”
– Dennis Ramdeen, Founder, Pepper Advertising
Liliana Ragbir’s The 25-year-old General Manager
Liliana Ragbir is only 25 years and is already general manager of Pepper Advertising Agency. Ragbir who is about to complete her MBA with Heriot-Watt University already has a vision of the direction she wants Pepper Advertising to go in. What is even more interesting is that she is the youngest employee of the 15-person company. She started off as an Account Coordinator at Pepper Advertising in 2007. Before Pepper Advertising, she was an intern at the Family Court.
She started her work life with the on-the-job (OJT) programme in early 2007 with the Ministry of Social Development. By March 2007 she was made an offer by Pepper Advertising which she immediately grabbed. She quickly worked her way up and, by 2008, she was appointed the Director of Client Services. She continued her hard work and, by August of this year, she was appointed as general manager. She described the move up the corporate ladder as “challenging.” “It has its challenges, earning the respect of my peers, but I’ve had a good coach in my boss Dennis Ramdeen, the Managing Director. I also lean on the experiences of the more experienced employees in the company. After all I am the youngest.”
Find out more about Liliana’s future projects at The Trinidad Guardian.
