Full-Time
Public Activities Manager
Brand Homes Mumm & Perrier-Jouët
Pernod Ricard, créateurs de convivialité
10,001+ employees
Global producer and distributor of spirits
No salary listed
Épernay, France + 1 more
More locations: Reims, France
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- At least 5 years of experience in a similar role.
- Mandatory management experience and budget-management experience.
- Experience managing a restaurant is a significant differentiator; the candidate must be able to lead a food-and-beverage service with high standards and care.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Fluent English is required.
- Make the Mumm and Perrier-Jouët houses into leading wine-tourism destinations for the general public.
- Coordinate the visitor experience across catering, tours, and the boutique at both sites throughout the year.
- Supervise restaurant operations and food-and-beverage teams, and manage boutique and tour activities.
- Define visitor experiences that best express the brands' positioning.
- Determine the most appropriate customer journey to deliver brand messages.
- Develop tools to promote the tour circuit, boutique, and restaurant.
- Promote tourism activities to organizations and partners through trade shows, direct meetings, and local advertising.
- Participate in cross-functional projects to develop tourism activities.
- Manage the back office of digital tour platforms, including time slots, offers, and information.
- Identify and qualify profitability opportunities across all sites and both brands.
- Propose and supervise pricing policies for tourism products, boutique products, and restaurant menus according to the defined strategy.
- Optimize site revenue and visitor traffic according to established objectives.
- Ensure cash monitoring and bank deposits for tourism and restaurant activities.
- Develop customer relationship management offers and coordinate their follow-up.
- Provide regular quantified reporting on results and statistics and write associated conclusions for the different activities.
- Ensure monitoring of allocated budgets.
- Manage inventory and cash flow for the boutique, ticketing, and other revenue-generating activities.
- Recruit and organize the recruitment of seasonal guides and experts.
- Unite the teams around a shared vision of excellence.
- Support and monitor permanent and seasonal teams.
- Ensure high-quality relationships with internal and external partners.
- Experience managing a restaurant, described as a real and differentiating asset.
Pernod Ricard is a major player in the alcohol and spirits industry, owning a global portfolio of brands such as Absolut Vodka, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Chivas Regal, Beefeater Gin, Perrier-Jouët Champagne, and more. The company produces and sells a wide range of beverages—from vodka and whiskey to wine and champagne—and distributes them in over 160 countries. Its products work by combining traditional craftsmanship with scalable production and global marketing to position premium drinks for celebrations and everyday gatherings. Pernod Ricard differentiates itself through its extensive, multi-category brand lineup, strong international distribution, and a commitment to sustainability and responsible drinking, along with a focus on digital marketing and premium experiences. The company’s goal is to create conviviality—bringing people together to enjoy good times responsibly while continuing to grow its brands and uphold sustainable practices.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1975
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q3 FY26 organic net sales rose 0.1%, with volumes up 4%.
- Ready-to-drink sales jumped 26% in Q3 FY26, led by consumer-trend brands.
- Pernod Ricard targets €1 billion savings by FY29, supporting margin defense and cash flow.
What critics are saying
- Delhi courts blocked Pernod Ricard’s liquor licence again on 13 May 2026.
- India’s competition probe over alleged retailer collusion threatens distribution and regulatory approval.
- US sales fell 12% and China 7% in Q3 FY26, crushing volume recovery.
What makes Pernod Ricard, créateurs de convivialité unique
- Pernod Ricard owns Absolut, Jameson, Chivas Regal, and Martell across 160 countries.
- Its portfolio spans aged, white, and aperitif spirits, reducing single-brand dependence.
- The company still generated stable Q3 FY26 organic sales despite volatile markets.
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↑ 0%A court in New Delhi has rejected Pernod Ricard's appeal to resume selling spirits in the Indian capital, according to Reuters. The judge cited an ongoing competition probe as grounds for denying the licence, declaring Pernod "ineligible" whilst under investigation. India's Competition Commission is examining allegations that Pernod illegally colluded with retailers to boost sales in New Delhi, claims the company "unequivocally denies". The French spirits giant insists its business practices fully adhere to Indian laws and regulations. India represents a significant market for Pernod, accounting for 13% of its €10.96 billion net sales in the 2024/2025 financial year. The company declined to comment on the reported ruling.
Brown-Forman and Pernod Ricard have terminated merger discussions, both companies announced on 28 April. The potential deal would have united the Louisville-based maker of Jack Daniel's and Woodford Reserve with France's second-largest spirits producer, which owns Absolut Vodka and Jameson Irish Whiskey. The companies were "unable to reach mutually acceptable terms" since confirming talks on 26 March. Brown-Forman said it will focus on expanding its geographic footprint and operational efficiency instead. The spirits industry has faced multi-year sales declines due to reduced consumer spending and health consciousness. Brown-Forman reported an 8% US sales decline and nearly 60% drop in Canada in March. Separately, Sazerac reportedly made a $15 billion bid for Brown-Forman in mid-April, though neither company has commented publicly.
Moët Hennessy reported a 5% uptick in organic sales for Q1, exceeding analyst expectations, with growth spread equally across Cognac, Champagne and table wine. However, the improvement came with caveats: Q1 is not a significant trading period, timing benefits from Chinese New Year and Easter played a role, and growth was primarily driven by Asia whilst the US remains challenging. Pernod Ricard's Q3 results showed flat organic sales, with double-digit reported declines due to currency fluctuations. The company predicts a 3-4% revenue downturn for the year to June, citing Middle East conflicts affecting global travel retail, which accounts for 5% of group sales. Both companies remain cautious about recovery prospects despite these modest improvements in an otherwise difficult spirits market.
Pernod Ricard has lowered its full-year sales forecast to a decline of 3% to 4%, citing escalating conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran as a major factor affecting its business, particularly in travel retail. The Paris-based spirits company reported total sales of €1.945 billion for the quarter through March, down 15% year-on-year. Travel retail operations were essentially shut down last month in conflict-affected regions, with airport closures across Gulf hubs halting international travel. The company also faces challenges in key markets, with US sales falling 12% and China down 7%. India provided a bright spot with 11% growth. Pernod Ricard confirmed ongoing merger discussions with Brown-Forman, though Sazerac has reportedly made a $15 billion acquisition offer.
Pernod Ricard reported flat organic net sales growth of 0.1% in its third quarter, showing sequential improvement from the first half. The French spirits company's Q3 volumes returned to growth at 4%, though nine-month sales declined 4.4% organically. The US market contracted 12% in Q3, whilst China fell 7%. Excluding these markets, the rest of the world grew 5%. India showed strong performance with 11% Q3 growth, whilst Europe returned to growth at 1%. Strategic International Brands volumes grew 3% in Q3, with strong performances from Ballantine's, Royal Salute and Malibu. Ready-to-drink products posted 26% Q3 growth. Pernod Ricard now expects full-year organic sales to decline 3-4%, impacted by Middle East conflict. The company maintains its efficiency programme targeting €1 billion in savings by FY29.