Regional Category Management & Business Developer
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Marcolin is a worldwide leading group in the eyewear industry, founded in 1961 in the heart of the Veneto district, Italy. It is renowned for combining craftsmanship with advanced technologies through a continuous pursuit of excellence and innovation. The portfolio includes house brands such as WEB EYEWEAR and ic! berlin, as well as licensed brands like TOM FORD, Guess, adidas Sport, Christian Louboutin, Max Mara, Zegna, GCDS, MAX&Co., MCM, Tod's, Pucci, BMW, K-Way, Kenneth Cole, Abercrombie & Fitch, Timberland, GANT, Harley-Davidson, Marciano, and Skechers. Through its direct network and global partners, Marcolin distributes products in over 125 countries. As of the end of 2023, the group employed approximately 2,000 staff and reported net sales of €558.3 million.
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Place of Work : We are seeking a Regional Category Management & Business Developer to join the Global Channels & Sales Operations Support Team.
The role involves supervising regional growth by coordinating Area of Responsibility (AoR) Category Managers & Business Developers, managing existing customer portfolios, and acquiring new prospects in MORE, Marcolin's Vendor Management Inventory system for key accounts.
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Marcolin guarantees equal opportunities and does not discriminate based on race, gender, age, disability, religion, or national origin.
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