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Ready to drive our E-bike growth across Northern Europe & UK?
Royal Dutch Gazelle is the market leader in high quality electric and lifestyle bicycles in the Netherlands. For more than 130 years we design and assemble over 350.000 high-quality bicycles each year for our home-market and export markets in Europe and the US.
Our brand, sales and service is getting more traction in Denmark, Sweden and the UK. To strengthen our position within the commuting and leisure segment we have an interesting job opening.
That’s why you want to be our Regional Trade Marketeer
Together with your regional team and HQ, you turn dealers and key accounts into true Gazelle ambassadors and boost Gazelle’s brand awareness.
You run and develop our Ebike Testcenter with the team to increase its value and grow the visitor numbers.
For the love of the ride. Cycling makes everybody feel good.
Create and execute successful retail marketing and promotions for Gazelle Dealers and events with the Account Managers
Run our day to day team for the Ebike Testcenter in Copenhagen.
Develop in store activities and events at our Testcenter along with the team.
Help to grow traffic for the Testcenter along with the Regional Brand marketeer.
Own and lead successful dealer events and bike launches for our wholesale marketplace across the region in alignment with local and global stakeholders.
Collaborate closely with the Brand Marketeer as one team and the Account Managers in the Region.
Engage and develop content to our retailers/dealers via events and our Ambassadors Club, mailings, Social media and digital marketing platforms.
Generate shared marketing plans to boost sales with our retailers, with a stronger focus on retail chains and key accounts.
Responsible for POS materials in cooperation with headoffice
All of the above applies to the countries within the region: Denmark, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The ETC is only active in Denmark, but we aim to find a touch towards Sweden from CPH.
You know what it takes to turn brand vision into retail success.
Working experience in retail marketing, preferably in the (Danish) bicycle business.
Creating, developing, executing and organizing from A - Z is what thrives you.
Take real ownership and execute.
A true collaborator and bridge-builder.
Ideally living in/near Copenhagen, and willingness to travel every now and then.
Self-motivated, ability to work without close supervision.
Native/fluent in Danish and fluent in English.
We offer you a challenging position within an international organization in a highly competitive market. You get to work with high quality products that will give you the edge needed to successfully grow the business.
We offer an excellent package:
Competitive salary.
Holidays: 25 days a year.
Additional holidays: 5 days a year.
Working hours: 37.5 hours a week.
A health insurance with a private hospital coverage with no additional costs for you.
A good yearly bonus scheme.
Opportunities for learning, training and personal development.
Gazelle is part of Pon, a Dutch family-owned business operating globally and in many markets. With more than 16 bicycle brands, Pon.Bike is the leading bicycle manufacturer in the world. This brings you opportunities for learning and moving forward in your career. We have a strong ambition to grow internationally and Gazelle is willing to invest. What more do you need?
Are you still reading? Great! You can send your resume and motivation directly by clicking the "Apply" button. Do you have any questions? Please contact Jaap Huizenga (Regional Manager Nordics & UK) via +31622599901 or you can email Jaap at j.huizenga@gazelle.nl
The first round of (online) interviews is scheduled to take place on Wednesday and Thursday , September 9th and 10th.
Our selection procedure consists of two interview rounds and a digital assessment.
For questions regarding the recruitment process, please contact Bart Groeliken, Recruitment, at +31 (0)6-51247347 or via b.groeliken@gazelle.nl.
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