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Granado Pharmácias | Perfumaria Phebo
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Founded in 1870 by the Portuguese José Coxito Granado, the Granado story began by selling natural remedies created from plants, herbs and flowers native to his home, in Rio de Janeiro’s mountainous region. The brand’s first store was established in the heart of downtown Rio de Janeiro, where the historic shop still stands today.

The quality and effectiveness of the products soon made Granado one of the official Pharmaceutical suppliers to the Royal Court. For that reason, the brand was given the title of ‘Official Pharmacy of the Imperial Family of Brazil’ by the Emperor D. Emblematic in its country of origin, Granado has been passed down through the generations and is part of the Brazilian heritage.

In 2013 the brand started its global expansion by opening its first concept store outside of Brazil, at prestigious department store Le Bon Marché in Paris. With more than 100 stores globally, the brand distributes over 15 million products per month due to its increasing and strong presence at the best pharmacies, perfumeries, and department stores throughout Brazil and Europe.

This is a temporary maternity leave coverage position, fixed-term contract, with an assignment length of 8 months, with the possibility of extension, starting on July 25th.

Granado is looking for a seasoned, enthusiastic Wholesale Executive to strategically develop the wholesale channel business for Brazil’s most exciting beauty/fragrance brand. The Wholesale Executive is responsible for developing the wholesale channel by implementing effective sales techniques and strategies to introduce Granado to key beauty/fragrance accounts, specialty retailers, and department stores throughout the U.Responsible for growing Granado’s brand awareness in the U.K by building and executing a wholesale channel development plan aligned with the brand’s strategic direction.
Ensure brand placement with both niche and major wholesale accounts as per Granado’s strategic channel development direction.
Avid and experienced negotiator capable of securing retail space for brand entry into selected beauty/fragrance retailers.
Responsible for developing internal processes and reporting and working in collaboration with Granado’s merchandising, planning, and marketing teams to support initial set-up and development of the wholesale business.
Responsible for building tailored brand/product entry assortments and seasonal brand activation strategies based on account/partner profiles.
Develop strong, long-lasting relationships with wholesale partners.
Negotiate OTB, business agreements, space locations, co-op advertising, VM activations with wholesale accounts.
Experience in developing innovative in-store events and creative solutions to operational issues.
Closely monitor wholesale weekly selling, sell-through, and inventory KPIs, proactively offering ATS product and driving growth opportunities and managing risks.
Prepare and present business results to the management team.
Organize products and brand training.
Visit active customers and track replenishment and assortment needs to drive key categories and maximize sell-through.
identify forces that shift strategic directions.
Develop and implement business plans for accounts to achieve sales and profitability goals.

Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent.
~8+ years of experience within wholesale, sales, business development, brand management or product marketing in the beauty/fragrance industry.
~ Existing network and established relationships with major and niche European accounts and prior experience with managing and driving results with Department stores and Specialty retailers.
~ Strong understanding and knowledge of leading beauty and fragrance brands and their competitive positioning in the U.Understanding of current beauty market trends and ability to identify business growth opportunities.
~ Strong business acumen – analytical, reporting, and critical thinking with ability to apply creative solutions to operational issues.
~ Full knowledge and understanding of retail math, open to buy and wholesale P&L.
~ Proficient computer skills as well as the ability to learn new software programs.
~ Ability to travel and work a flexible schedule.
~ Fluent communication in English ; Portuguese would be a big plus.
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