Ruinart International Consumer Experiences Assistant
Ruinart — International Consumer Experiences Assistant (Apprenticeship) in Paris. Support art and gastronomy experiential programmes and global events, starting Sept 2026.
Overview
Ruinart is the Maison de Champagne within the Moët Hennessy portfolio of LVMH, recognised for its craftsmanship, artistic collaborations and commitment to sustainable viticulture. The Maison combines heritage savoir‑faire with contemporary cultural programming, offering international exposure across marketing, production and hospitality disciplines within a luxury goods environment.
Role & Responsibilities
- Support the International Consumer Experiences Manager in the development and deployment of the Carte Blanche programme and other artist‑led experiential activations in France and internationally.
- Draft 360° activation guidelines, prepare creative briefs for agencies and coordinate scenographic creation, production and onsite implementation with external suppliers.
- Manage transversal project workflows with internal teams, local markets, agency partners and external collaborators to ensure timely delivery of experiential programmes.
- Coordinate Ruinart’s presence at art fairs and cultural events: support lounge design, visibility tools and communication collateral.
- Organise and support experiential events including dinners and food experiences with chefs and artists, handling logistics and on‑site coordination.
- Define key learnings and conduct post‑mortem analyses of activations; prepare regular reporting and executive summaries for senior management.
- Deliver monthly benchmarks of event and experiential trends and innovations to inform programme evolution.
- Prepare presentations and reports for top management (CoDir, Copil, Comité marque) and maintain close follow‑up with markets.
Qualifications
- Master’s level education (M2 / 5th year) in communication, marketing, business school with a communication specialisation or equivalent university degree.
- Fluent in French and English (reading, writing and spoken); international profile is a plus.
- Minimum one year of professional experience in marketing or communications, ideally with exposure to events, experiential marketing or cultural programmes.
- Strong organisational skills, autonomy, precision and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders and unexpected operational challenges.
- Demonstrated interest in art, gastronomy and luxury brand image; creative sensibility and attention to aesthetic detail.
- Excellent interpersonal skills and experience working transversally across teams and external partners.
Skills
Experience
At least one year of professional experience in marketing or communications, with prior internships or alternance placements in experiential, events or brand marketing considered valuable.
Education
Master’s degree (M2 / 5th year) in communication, marketing, or business school with a communication specialisation, or equivalent university qualification.
Workplace
The role is situated in Paris, Île-de-France, France. There are currently 3.316 open positions in Paris on Cerulean, with 67 added recently. Within Île-de-France, Cerulean currently features 3.727 open roles, including 101 recent additions. Across France, Cerulean lists 4.275 open roles — 127 of them newly added.
Culture
Ruinart blends deep respect for Champagne heritage with contemporary cultural engagement, notably through art and gastronomy collaborations. As part of Moët Hennessy within LVMH, the Maison emphasises craftsmanship, sustainability and international mobility, offering employees exposure to high‑profile cultural programmes and multidisciplinary career development.
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