Givenchy Assistant Business Planner, End-of-Life Supply Chain
- Location
- ParisÎle-de-FranceFrance
- Employment
- Internship
- Seniority
- Intern
- Department
- Supply Chain, Logistics & Inventory
- Industry
- Fashion, Apparel & Leather Goods
- Posted
- Jul 3, 2026
About Givenchy
Founded in Paris in 1952 by Hubert de Givenchy, Givenchy stands as a house of aristocratic elegance, audacious modernity, and exceptional savoir-faire within the LVMH family. As an employer, the Maison offers a dynamic environment where couture heritage meets contemporary creativity across fashion, accessories, and beauty. Its teams are invited to contribute to a culture shaped by craftsmanship, precision, collaboration, and a refined sense of client experience. Givenchy seeks individuals who combine artistic sensitivity with commercial intelligence, entrepreneurial spirit, and respect for tradition, empowering them to help advance a bold vision of luxury for a new generation.
Givenchy seeks an apprentice assistant business planner for end-of-life supply chain operations in Paris. Hybrid role starting late September 2026.
Role & Responsibilities
- Produce weekly performance reports on all outlet store operations across regions and product categories, and contribute to improvement of existing analytical tools
- Provide ad hoc analytical support to cross-functional stakeholders
- Develop and deploy action plans to identify and mitigate business risks
- Provide daily operational performance support to local retail teams
- Ensure compliance with product lifecycle rules across the retail network in alignment with global strategy
- Manage store openings and coordinate employee sales operations including assortment definition, order management, and vendor coordination
- Coordinate ongoing strategic projects such as outlet pricing policy reviews
Qualifications
- Currently enrolled in an engineering school, business school, or equivalent programme
- Significant prior experience in an analytical role within the fashion sector
- Excellent proficiency with quantitative data and analytical mindset
- Highly organized with demonstrated initiative and autonomy
- Strong interpersonal skills and enthusiasm for luxury fashion
- Advanced English and French language proficiency
- Expert-level Excel skills including macros, pivot tables, and advanced formulas
- PowerPoint proficiency
Skills
Experience
Significant prior experience in an analytical role within the fashion industry is required. The candidate should demonstrate strong competency in quantitative analysis and familiarity with supply chain or retail operations.
Education
Currently enrolled in an engineering school, business school, or equivalent higher education programme.
Workplace
The successful candidate will be located in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
Culture
Givenchy fosters a refined and creative workplace shaped by its couture heritage, where elegance, innovation, and exceptional craftsmanship guide daily collaboration. As an employer, the Maison values precision, individuality, and a forward-looking spirit, offering teams an environment where luxury expertise and bold artistic expression can thrive.
About Cerulean
Cerulean is the definitive career portal for the global luxury industry. We match exceptional professionals with exclusive opportunities at the world's most prestigious brands. From haute couture and fine watchmaking to prestige beauty, hospitality, and boutique retail, Cerulean centralises luxury employment to help you find the career for which you were destined.
Frequently Asked Questions
The luxury industry is characterised by a diverse and nuanced nomenclature. Esteemed houses frequently employ proprietary terminology, and even within a single organisation like Givenchy, titles may vary across global markets to reflect local conventions. To ensure absolute clarity, Cerulean assigns a standardised, industry-coherent canonical title to every listing. However, it is worth noting that this role is functionally synonymous with «Supply Chain Planning Assistant», «End-of-Life Operations Coordinator», «Outlet Planning Analyst», «Product Lifecycle Business Analyst», and other variations. Our sophisticated search architecture anticipates these variations, ensuring that inquiries using related terms will seamlessly yield the exact roles you desire.