Business Analysis Manager

Location Dubai Address Jebel Ali Freezone Business Analysis Manager - Procter and Gamble Based in the Dubai Mall Fashion boutique, the Learning Manager will support excellence in both client experience and style / fashion expertise, in alignment with the strategies of CHANEL Middle East. The Learning Manager will define the training development plan for Dubai Mall Fashion boutiques, as part of the Middle East Training team. The successful candidate will demonstrate excellent organisational skills, skill in motivation and influencing others, and strong ability to animate trainings. Located in the heart of the prestigious Downtown Dubai is The Dubai Mall, the most-visited retail and entertainment destination, which welcomes more than 80 million visitors annually. The Dubai Mall has over 1,300 retail outlets, including two anchor department stores – Galeries Lafayette and Bloomingdale's – and over 200 food and beverage outlets. CHANEL is a private company whose values are grounded in creating the conditions for people to perform at their best and feel fulfilled and confident in their work. We care deeply about our employees and strive to create a safe environment that values people's humanity and uniqueness so that they are free to bring their full selves to their work and to their life's calling. We offer a unique work environment where you are encouraged to better understand the brand, the business, and your motivations, so that together we can unlock the possibilities of your growth. Delivering Training In close alignment with the Middle East & India training team, coordinate and implement training sessions / materials-Preparing collection trainings, Client Experience training, briefings and other training Propose and organise a training calendar for novelties, and other boutique needs Identifying subject matter experts in the boutique to enrich and / or co-animate training sessions / morning briefs Adapting training content according to the needs / buying of the boutiques, in communication with Management Using their own relationships with, and observations of the team to ensure content is fun, impactful and drives the business Coaching Coaching on the boutique floor Creating Client Experience action plans in the boutique, using coaching as a business lever Supporting a culture of coaching and feedback in the boutique Support & Follow up Collaborate with HR, Middle East & Paris Training teams, Boutique Management Preparing collection trainings, briefings and other training Follows the new starter process with new joiners, in collaboration with line manager (including new starter check list and iJoin) Ensure teams have done pre work before attending training sessions (Message Mode, Expert trainings) Completes refresher training / follow ups to fully embed action plans, and Floor observation to ensure training has been understood / being used Shares regular reporting (qualitative and quantitative) with the Middle East & India team, establishing KPIs to measure the effectiveness of training The successful candidate will have a minimum of 2 years training experience. You demonstrate excellent observation and listening skills and express yourself clearly and engagingly. You demonstrate a humble attitude and equality in your approach. You are very experienced in coaching and training and are passionate about developing others to achieve high performance. You have a strong client service mindset, cultural awareness and is a team player. You have a superb command of English. Fluency in Arabic would be an advantage. Additional Requirements Degree in Data Science - Statistics - Computer Science

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