Trade Marketing Junior Specialist
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Valentino in Italia
A career in Maison Valentino is your chance to grow in a reality where business and creativity meet and thrive in an inclusive, and open-minded community.
Maison Valentino believes in a colleague-centric approach, where our contribution and behaviors as individuals are the secret of our success as a community. Each Valentino colleague is crucial to guarantee that every need in Valentino is met with mastery, creativity, uniqueness, and care.
As a Trade Marketing Junior Specialist, you will play an active role in bringing global trade marketing strategies to life across key trade partners worldwide.
Working at the intersection of Brand, Commercial and Regional Marketing teams, you will contribute to the delivery of trade marketing initiatives with a strong focus on coordination excellence, asset precision and timeline ownership. The role offers exposure to the full execution lifecycle of trade marketing activities, from request intake to rollout and performance visibility.
This role is designed for a curious,
execution‑driven profile eager to understand how luxury brands activate campaigns across markets, collaborate cross‑functionally at HQ level and work closely with some of the most influential retail partners globally.
Main Duties and Responsibilities:
Trade Marketing Execution and Project Coordination
- Actively support the execution of trade marketing initiatives across the trade partner ecosystem, including photoshoots, amplification activities, media requests and asset refreshes
- Contribute to end‑to‑end project coordination by tracking timelines, deliverables and approvals, ensuring activities are delivered accurately and on time
- Demonstrate ownership and attention to detail in managing day‑to‑day follow‑ups with regions, HQ teams and external partners
- Maintain structured and up‑to‑date documentation (calendars, trackers, reporting, guidelines) to ensure clarity, visibility and alignment across stakeholders
Asset Coordination and Cross‑functional Suppo