Sales & Education Manager, Italy
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Byoma in Milano
Hi, we’re BYOMA ?
We’re one of the world’s fastest growing beauty brands. We have applied the research, science, and credibility of dermatologist-backed brands and supercharged it with the efficiency and results of clinically effective, ingredient-led brands.
We’re on a mission to democratize and demystify beauty by empowering consumers to make smart, informed and educated choices.
BYOMA was built on four fundamental principles; Efficacy, Accessibility, Education, Engagement, and these inform, inspire and underpin everything we do. We’re committed to delivering the most efficacious products to our consumer and our dedication to accessibility and education have led to us becoming the #1 fastest growing skincare brand in the world, and a top 10 skincare brand across all our key retail partners.
As a people powered business, none of this would have been possible without our incredible team who are committed to achieving our BYOMA vision: to build better beauty and inspire positive change.
Join us as we build an inclusive community, because let’s face it,
barriers aren’t beneficial for anything other than your skin.
Job Title
Sales & Education Manager, Italy
Department
Sales
Reporting Manager
Head of Sales, Sephora
Role Banding
3
Direct Reports (Number + Title)
0
Role Overview
The Sales & Education team is pivotal in supporting the sales function, driving business growth, and ensuring excellence in training and education across our European markets. As a Sales & Education Manager you will work closely with internal teams, retail partners, and external stakeholders to maximize sales performance while delivering impactful training that inspires, educates, and elevates brand knowledge and expertise.
Location: Milan, Italy (must have the right to live & work in the EU)
Salary: €60,000 - €65,000 + annual performance-related premio
Role Responsibilities
Partner with the UK HQ commercial team to achieve sales targets and ensure sustainable business growth in the Frenc