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Shopper Insights Client Lead

Bentonville

dunnhumby is the global leader in Customer Data Science, empowering businesses everywhere to compete and thrive in the modern data-driven economy. We always put the Customer First.

 

Our mission: to enable businesses to grow and reimagine themselves by becoming advocates and champions for their Customers. With deep heritage and expertise in retail – one of the world’s most competitive markets, with a deluge of multi-dimensional data – dunnhumby today enables businesses all over the world, across industries, to be Customer First.

 

dunnhumby employs nearly 2,500 experts in offices throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas working for transformative, iconic brands such as Tesco, Coca-Cola, Meijer, Procter & Gamble and Metro.

Dunnhumby is seeking a Shopper Insights Client Lead who expects more from their career to join our Walmart team in Bentonville, USA. You will be a trusted advisor for our retail and CPG clients, working side-by-side with them to ensure their success. Using customer insights derived from our data platform, you will own and develop a client plan that delivers recognizable value, client satisfaction and return on investment.  You will work with Walmart Merchants and their market-leading CPG partners to help them use Walmart customer insights to place the customer at the heart of their collaborative decision-making.

What we expect from you

  • Mobility to be based in Bentonville
  • Bachelors degree in a relevant subject 
  • 3-4 years relevant CPG, Merchants or Retail experience 
  • Client facing or stakeholder management experience 
  • Knowledge of customer insights and consultative approach to selling 
  • Experience with the SHOP/Shelf Review, Category management: assortment analytics, customer insight analytics 
  • Project management experience
 

What you can expect from us

We won’t just meet your expectations. We’ll defy them. So you’ll enjoy the comprehensive rewards package you’d expect from a leading technology company. But also, a degree of personal flexibility you might not expect.  Plus, thoughtful perks, like flexible working hours and your birthday off.

You’ll also benefit from an investment in cutting-edge technology that reflects our global ambition. But with a nimble, small-business feel that gives you the freedom to play, experiment and learn.

And we don’t just talk about diversity and inclusion. We live it every day – with thriving networks including dh Gender Equality Network, dh Proud, dh Family, dh One and dh Thrive as the living proof.  We want everyone to have the opportunity to shine and perform at your best throughout our recruitment process. Please let us know how we can make this process work best for you. For an informal and confidential chat please contact stephanie.winson@dunnhumby.com to discuss how we can meet your needs. 

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