Consumer Market Intelligence Business Partner

at  LOreal

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At L’Oréal Groupe, we are shaping the future of beauty thanks to technology. Our global teams in tech accelerators, plants, and innovation hubs collaborate to create the beauty that moves the world. Together, we solve complex challenges at scale, while staying true to our commitments to society and the planet.
Are you a passionate and driven individual who thrives in a fast-paced environment and isn’t afraid to challenge the status quo? Do you crave a role where you can make a real difference from day one? Then join our team and experience the energy of our strong entrepreneurial culture!
We are looking for our next Consumer Market Intelligence Business Partner!

ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Market performance measurement: autonomously manage periodical analysis and reporting of market data related to the category/division.
• Support consumer research: collaborate with the line manager executing various qualitative and quantitative market research projects, from brief to presentation.
• Integrate data from disparate sources (e.g. market, consumer, shopper trends) into powerful insights and opportunities, and communicate with impact to drive action (as opposed to simply delivering reports or presentations).
• Effectively work in team with external agencies (market research, media, consultancies) and international stakeholders in the L’Oréal Group.

You will partner with the brand teams providing both market intelligence and consumer research to help them make data-driven decisions and identify growth opportunities.
You will oversee the ongoing market share reporting, including the design and execution of dashboards and analytics, conduct specific analyses on panel data, and collaborate in ad-hoc research projects answering briefs from the business with innovative methods and tools.
As the expert in market and consumer intelligence for your category, you will leverage our data and insights and contribute to various task forces to address specific business challenges. These might include improving the shopper and consumer experience, both online and offline, identifying new opportunities in specific market segments or channels, locally adapting the marketing mix, optimizing the Return on Investment for our brands, and more.