LVMH Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy · Shanghai, Chinese Mainland

Brand Manager

Shanghai, Chinese MainlandManager or leadMarketing

Listed on LVMH Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy’s official careers site. Posted November 1, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job responsibilities Brand Management - Brand plan - Budget & profit planning & control - A & P management - Pricing strategy & inventory management Event & Promotion - Brand-driven events(wine tasting, Trade dinner, Winemaker event) - Cross brand event cooperation - Channel activation plan Media & PR - Official social account management - Social campaign - Media sponsorship & after-event media follow up

Brand assets, POSM & Merchandising - Brand assets development - POSM management - Off trade & outlet visibility management Market Intelligence - Competitor information collection and analysis Profile University graduate or above, major in Business/Marketing Excellent English and Mandarin in speaking and writing Rich wine knowledge Experience in wine industry or in handling the wine trader like BPhR is a bonus Strong marketing sense and well understanding on Chinese wine drinkers.

Solid brand marketing activation/promotion experiences. Well understanding and experience of social /digital marketing & communication Good in planning & figures Good communication & presentation skills Good PC skill Objective and result oriented Priority setting and follow up Time management Cost control

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