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We are looking for a bright Trade Marketing Intern to join our Trade Marketing Team in Bolton Food, based in Milan. How you make the difference As a Trade Marketing Intern, you will play a crucial role in supporting the development and execution of trade marketing strategies, assisting with promotional activities, analyzing market trends, and collaborating with sales teams to enhance brand visibility and drive business growth. How your agenda looks like: • Supporting Shelf & Assortment activities, including planogram implementation • Conducting Sell-In/Sell-Out analyses and managing client databases • Monitoring promotional activities and in-store execution • Supporting development of POP materials and in-store initiatives • Coordinating with agencies, salesforce, and clients (incl. e-commerce) • Managing digital tools/platforms and providing operational support • Preparing reports and supporting Trade Marketing administrative tasks Your team: This position report directly to the Category Manager of Bolton Food. In this role, you will work closely with different departments. How you look like: • Master’s degree in Economics • Previous experience in multinational environments, preferably in food marketing • Proficient in MS Office (especially Excel) • Fluent in English • Strong analytical and organizational skills • Ability to interpret data and drive continuous improvement • Proactive, fast learner with a results-oriented mindset • Team player with strong interpersonal skills • Flexible and able to thrive in fast-paced environments What’s in for your Expense reimbursement of €900 gross Benefits: meal vouchers worth 12€ per day Work location: Milan, Italy Contract type: Internship Working Hours: Full-Time Remote Working: Standard business hours with rflexible smart working policy Curious About Us? Dive In: About Bolton Bolton is an Italian family-owned fast-moving consumer goods company with 10.500 people located across 60 offices, 17 production facilities, 10 R&D laboratories, and 14 fishing vessels worldwide. With a diverse portfolio of over 60 quality brands, Bolton has been enriching the lives of millions of people every day for more than 75 years, making their everyday more delicious, more enjoyable, useful, and beautiful. About Bolton Food Bolton Food is the Business Unit of Bolton operating as a leading player in the seafood industry. Bolton Food operates through Tri Marine, #1 leading tuna supplier, and iconic brands like Rio Mare, the only tuna brand with a global footprint, alongside Saupiquet, Isabel, and Cuca. As a vertically integrated organization with 9,000 employees, 10 plants, and 11 fishing vessels, Bolton Food oversees the entire tuna supply chain – from fishing, processing to procurement, trading, and marketing – ensuring quality at every stage. Sustainability for nature and people is integral to Bolton Food. The commitment focuses on fostering increasingly responsible fisheries, protecting marine ecosystems, and supporting the communities. Bolton Food has the ambition to become the #1 fully integrated tuna company for the world. Grow Your Future with Us, Apply now #LI-GF1
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