Store Manager: Lead a Dynamic Beauty Team
Pubblicato il 25-09-2026 - Inside Lvmh in Venezia
At Sephora, beauty is about feeling seen, valued, and empowered, individually and collectively. It is connecting deeply with others, celebrating diversity and inclusivity, unlocking your potential and making a difference every day. Together, we belong to something beautiful.
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Since its inception in 1969 in Limoges, France, and as part of the LVMH Group since 1997, Sephora has been disrupting the prestige beauty retail industry. Today, Sephora continues to break with convention to drive its mission: champion a world of inspiration and inclusion where everyone can celebrate their beauty.
With 56,000 employees in 35 countries, including +2000 in Italy and 15,000 in Europe and Middle East, we c onnect customers and beauty brands within the world’s most passionate beauty community . With a curation of nearly 500 brands, and our own label, Sephora Collection, we offer the m ost unique and diverse range of products: fragrances, makeup, hair care,
skincare... and much more.
As a Store Manager, and a valued member of one of the Venetian team, you will excel and enjoy this position if you are ready to actively handle the following missions:
- As a leader within Sephora Italy, the world's most beloved Beauty Community, you will:
- Ensure the achievement of the store's financial performance (budget and target attainment).
- Coordinate commercial and organizational activities within your store (promotions, events, new product launches, CRM campaigns).
- Manage the store's profit and loss statement (inventory discrepancies, operating costs, personnel costs) and propose new strategies to optimize cost categories.
- Analyze and drive KPIs related to customer behavior (store traffic, average transaction value, units per transaction, etc.).
- Manage the stockroom, maintaining optimal stock levels in accordance with product replenishment cycles and