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Richmond Marketing in Ireland is seeking a Key Account Manager to support the Off Trade team across multi-site independent retailers. The role reports to the National Field Sales Manager and blends office administration with field-based activity in a hybrid pattern.
Based in Leinster, you will help plan, track and execute Group JBPs, retailer agreements and promotional investments, ensuring accurate documentation and timely follow-up with stakeholders.
Reporting to: National Field Sales Manager
Location: Ideally Leinster-based
Working pattern: Hybrid: two days office-based and three days field-based per week
Direct reports: None
At Richmond, we don’t just build brands—we ignite them. As Ireland’s leading trend-spotting premium brand builder, we’ve been shaping the future since 1992. Our mantra is simple: Where Great People Meet Great Brands. We don’t just hire employees; we bring on bold, agile, and energetic innovators who thrive on shaking up the status quo. We're not just about distributing products—we’re about disrupting the market, challenging the norms, and launching game-changing ideas and products that leave a lasting impact.
The Key Account Manager is responsible for providing administration, coordination and back-office support for commercial plans and investments with key multi-site independent retailers across the Off Trade channel in the Republic of Ireland. The role reports directly to the National Field Sales Manager and works closely with the Off Trade sales team and internal departments to support the effective planning, tracking and execution of Group Joint Business Plans (JBPs), retailer agreements, promotional activity and agreed commercial investments. The Executive will help ensure plans are accurately documented, communicated, implemented and measured, providing clear reporting and follow-up to support delivery of Richmond Marketing’s growth ambitions. Ideally Leinster-based, the role operates on a hybrid basis, with an indicative split of two days in the office and three days in the field each week.