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The Post Office based in Tanjombato The Trade and Visibility Coordinator is responsible for: Analyzing and measuring Trade performance Track KPIs, ROI and the impact of Trade marketing actions to identify performance levers. Monitor the deployment of Trade devices in the field and evaluate their effectiveness at points of sale. Develop visibility strategy Propose and deploy visibility and merchandising strategies in line with divisional priorities and marketing issues. Design and coordinate the realization of visibility supports, POS and displays in collaboration with the teams concerned. Analyze competitive practices, identify opportunities and propose innovative actions to improve brand visibility and business performance. Profile SearchedBac+4 in Marketing, Commerce, Management or Economics. Minimum 2 years of experience in Marketing, Trade Marketing or Business Analysis. Mastery of analytical tools and KPIs (Excel, Field Pro or others). Knowledge of the retail and trade marketing market. Mastery of graphic design tools (Photoshop, Illustrator or others). Spirit of analysis, rigor and sense of detail. Creativity, strength of proposal and taste for challenge. Good relationship and taste of the land.
Sector: Wholesale Food and Beverage
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