Brand Manager Intern – Nestlé Health Science in Brussels, Belgium

Position Summary

Where will you work? Nestlé’s offices in Brussels

When will you start? January 2025

How long will it last? 6 months

Do you want to be part of Nestlé Health Science team? Aren’t you afraid to be creative and come up with original ideas ? Do you have an affinity with marketing ? Then this internship is a unique opportunity for you!

As a Brand Manager Intern, you will ​support our senior brand managers at Nestlé Health Science in developing or activating our brands for a given geography and/or category. Feeling up to the task ? Then don’t hesitate and apply now !

Your responsibilities :

• Support the Senior Brand Manager in the execution of the brand plans of the current year and the preparation of the brand plans of the following year in line with the fixed budget.

• Develop understanding of target HCPs and target patients and the different channels in which they occur.

• Manage packaging development and communication development (on & offline) related to the brand.

• Contribute to the building and development of innovation and renovation pipelines. This includes market analysis to identify and better understand the patient population and the competitive environment.

• Create attractive and rewarding brand experiences across contact points. Collaborates with communication agencies and ensures all brand communications contribute to enhancing the company’s reputation.

• Understand the omnichannel environment and contributes to the development of category strategy.

What will make you successful ?

• You have at least 2 years of education in a marketing related field.

• You have strong learning agility and project management skills.

• You are independent and have a proactive attitude.

• You have good relationship management and communication skills.

• You have an understanding of digital marketing and good IT skills

• You are bilingual Dutch/English, French considered as an asset.

• You have an affinity with medical nutrition and patient populations preferred

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