Moët Hennessy Business Analyst Intern

Moët & Chandon, a prestigious champagne house founded in 1743, is part of Moët Hennessy, the wines and spirits division of LVMH – Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Renowned for its avant-garde vision, the brand is committed to excellence through its dedication to nature, time, humanity, and heritage. With a global presence in over 150 countries, Moët & Chandon employs 1,440 individuals worldwide.

1. Assist the International Commerce Director in the operational management of various regions including Americas, Europe, Asia, GTR, Africa, and the Middle East.
2. Respond to daily market requests regarding assets, tools, benchmarks, and stock allocations.
3. Consolidate information from different markets such as orders, POS merchandise purchases, and special offers.
4. Participate in monthly market calls and manage follow-ups.
5. Prepare and distribute quarterly newsletters to markets, highlighting best practices, key figures, and upcoming activations.
6. Coordinate specific market projects.
7. Monitor product allocations, including rare Dom Pérignon and luminous bottles.
8. Analyze KPIs by country, including sales volumes and pricing.
9. Engage in cross-functional projects on strategic topics for the International Commerce Directorate.
10. Conduct competitive analysis and track RSP data for Moët & Chandon and competitors across various markets.
11. Perform ad-hoc studies on competitor activities, product performance, and market positioning.
12. Coordinate vintage changes with the Supply Chain and conduct specific supply studies.
13. Analyze distribution structures by market.
14. Develop sell-through plans and optimize obsolete POSM references with the Supply Chain and markets.
15. Draft presentation materials for monthly meetings, updating market performance.

1. Final year student in business school, engineering, or equivalent university program.
2. First experience in business analysis, business development, or consulting.

1. Proficiency in English, Excel, and PowerPoint.
2. Ability to manage priorities and work autonomously.
3. Strong analytical skills, dynamism, pragmatism, and interpersonal skills.

Beginner level experience in business analysis, business development, or consulting is required.

Final year of business school, engineering, or equivalent university program.

Opportunity to gain comprehensive understanding of the organizational structure of a prestigious champagne house and interact with global markets and diverse teams.

Moët & Chandon fosters a dynamic and complex working environment where collaboration with diverse teams across marketing, finance, supply, and communication is encouraged. The company values innovation, excellence, and a commitment to heritage, providing a rich learning experience for interns.