GUCCI Inventory Reporting Manager
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Sulzer in Casalecchio di Reno
Summary
Role Mission
Founded in Florence, Italy, in 1921, Gucci is one of the world’s leading luxury brands. Under the leadership of President and CEO Francesca Bellettini and the artistic direction of Demna, the House continues to redefine luxury and fashion while celebrating creativity, Italian craftsmanship, and innovation. Gucci is part of the global luxury group Kering, which manages renowned Houses in fashion, leather goods, jewelry, and eyewear. Reporting to the Head of Financial Sales & Inventory Pricing, the Inventory Reporting Manager is responsible for providing financial and operational visibility on inventory performance across the business. The role acts as the key Finance partner for inventory monitoring, reporting and analysis, ensuring alignment between business objectives, stock efficiency and financial targets. Working closely with Finance, Merchandising, Supply Chain, Retail Operations and Regional teams, the Inventory Reporting Manager develops reporting frameworks,
drives inventory insights and supports decision-making through accurate analysis and actionable recommendations. The role also plays a key part in the continuous improvement and automation of inventory reporting processes.
Job Description
Key Accountabilities
- Develop, maintain and standardize inventory reporting, ensuring consistency and reliability across analyses and reporting outputs.
- Design and implement new analyses and reporting solutions based on management requirements and evolving business needs.
- Coordinate stakeholders and manage timelines related to the development and implementation of new inventory analyses and reports.
- Act as Project Manager for inventory reporting automation initiatives, coordinating briefings, requirements gathering, testing activities and follow-up with all involved teams.
- Prepare, update and consolidate periodic inventory reporting, analyzing variances between actual results and forecasts and highlighting key drivers of deviations.
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