
Ikrame J
Brand strategist translating culture and identity into powerful brand narratives
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Assistante Cheffe de produit
Burger King • Full-time
Sep 2023 - Sep 2024 • 1 yr
Supported product launches and marketing campaigns in a fast-paced FMCG environment Analyzed consumer behavior and market trends to optimize product positioning and performance Contributed to promotional strategy development and brand activation initiatives Collaborated with cross-functional teams (marketing, operations, supply chain) to ensure execution quality Gained hands-on experience in brand management, product strategy, and commercial analysis
Assistant Product Manager
Danone • Full-time
Jan 2022 - Jun 2022 • 5 mos
Supported the Product Manager in strategic planning for emerging markets, contributing to long-term growth initiatives Assisted in the development and execution of marketing campaigns across multiple product lines Contributed to product launches, ensuring alignment between market insights, brand strategy, and execution Conducted market analysis and competitive benchmarking to identify growth opportunities and consumer trends Collaborated with cross-functional teams (marketing, sales, and R&D) to support go-to-market strategies Gained hands-on experience in FMCG brand management, international markets, and product lifecycle development
Analyste Stagiaire
Boston Consulting Group • Full-time
May 2021 - Sep 2021 • 4 mos
Conducted in-depth research on emerging markets, with a focus on economic, social, and industry dynamics Synthesized large volumes of qualitative and quantitative data into structured insights for consulting teams Supported the development of knowledge assets, benchmarks, and strategic intelligence used across client projects Contributed to thought leadership materials on market trends and regional development patterns Collaborated with global teams to support decision-making in complex, fast-evolving environments Strengthened expertise in economic analysis, structured thinking, and cross-market comparisons