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Independent Recruiters Amsterdam 24 - 40 uur HBO Gisteren Bewaar vacature Open in nieuwe tab Business Analyst Wholesale - Temporary solliciteer op website van werkgeverIndependent Recruiters Uren 24 - 40 uur Dienstverband Tijdelijk Werklocatie Amsterdam Opleidingsniveau HBO, WO Branche FMCG Functieomschrijving Are you an experienced Business Analyst with a passion for fashion, wholesale and data-driven decision-making? For a leading international fashion brand, we are looking for a proactive professional to strengthen the Wholesale team and support key business initiatives. In this role, you will analyse wholesale performance, translate complex data into actionable insights and identify opportunities to improve commercial results and business processes. Working closely with cross-functional teams, you will support strategic decision-making, monitor KPIs and help drive business growth across the wholesale channel. Are you analytically strong, commercially minded and ready for your next challenge within the fashion industry? We'd love to hear from you! Your responsibilities are to: - Support key EMEA Wholesale strategic projects, distribution strategy, account planning and other growth initiatives; - Analyze business performance across markets, accounts, channels, doors and product categories, using key commercial KPIs such as sell-in, sell-out, productivity and growth to identify opportunities, risks and key trends; - Consolidate regional inputs and support 3-year plans, forecasts and business cases; - Support project management by tracking actions, timelines, milestones and dependencies, ensuring initiatives continue to move forward; - Prepare clear management presentations, dashboards and strategic updates, translating complex information into concise business insights; - Support ad-hoc strategic analysis and business questions across the EMEA Wholesale organization. The ideal candidate has/is: • Strong...
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