Commercial Management Traineeship
Pubblicato il 15-09-2026 - Altro in Milano
Are you at the start of your career and eager to make an impact in an international working environment? At Golden Agri-Resources (GAR), you'll have the chance to truly develop yourself through a unique 18-month traineeship where your personal and professional growth take centre stage.
From day one, you will step into a challenging role, contributing to strategic projects, and gaining hands‐on experience across multiple departments. The program might include spending time in other offices in Europe, including Milan and Madrid, giving you international exposure and a broad understanding of GAR's operations.
The Traineeship is About:
Rotational experience across key areas: Commercial, Operations, Business Development, Finance & Trade Control
Hands‐on learning from industry experts, developing both technical and soft skills
Mentorship and coaching from peers and senior leaders
Collaborating with talented colleagues from Europe, Asia, and the Americas
A structured program designed to grow your technical, professional, and leadership skills
International exposure and a real pathway to become a future leader at GAR
What We Offer:
An entrepreneurial, international environment that values growth opportunities
Competitive compensation with employer pension contributions
Local and global training & development programs
Health insurance contribution
Healthy snacks and drinks in the office every day
A fully sustainable office in Utrecht, easily accessible by public transport
Fun and engaging company events—outings, Christmas dinner, and our first well‐being month focused on employee wellness and social connection
About GAR:
When you join GAR, you join something bigger—big in scale, big in opportunities, and big in impact. As one of the largest agribusinesses in the world, GAR manages over half a million hectares of palm oil plantations, including smallholder farms across Indonesia, and is expanding into sugar, soybean, sunflower, and coconut.
Since 1997, sustainability has been