Full-Time
Bottega Veneta Client Advisor
Multiple Teams
Posted on 8/29/2025
Bottega Veneta
1,001-5,000 employees
Luxury leather goods designer and maker
No salary listed
Las Vegas, NV, USA
In Person
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- 1-2 years of previous retail sales experience in a customer service related field; preferably a luxury environment
- Ability to consistently achieve and exceed sales goals and KPI’s
- Possesses strong verbal and written communication
- Maintains a polished and well-groomed appearance at all times
- Ability to be mobile on the sales floor for extended periods of time
- Ability to climb a ladder and lift packages weighing 5-8 lbs. on a regular basis
- Meet and exceed monthly sales goals and KPI’s thru client outreach; developing new clients via appointments and consignments, informing all clients of new collection deliveries, in-store events and relevant brand initiatives
- Effectively utilize the Bottega Veneta Client Journey and other selling techniques (cross-selling, multiple selling, upselling, etc.) to maximize each transaction, improve KPI’s and close sales
- Establish and nurture strong relationships with all clients, routinely updating and maintaining client profile records
- Maintain an open, learning attitude by continuously seeking and receiving feedback from colleagues and management
- Sustain a high level of product knowledge (technical and inspirational) on all collections by utilizing various training resources provided by the Company
- Assist management with basic store opening and closing procedures such as cycle counts and/or light cleaning duties, maintain visual standards including merchandise presentation, signage, lighting, and general maintenance as requested
- Comply with all company policies and procedures
- Maintain an environment where all associates are treated fairly and with dignity and respect
- Luxury retail sales experience preferred
- Available to work closing shifts a minimum of 3 times per week, minimum of 3 Saturdays per month and two Sundays per month, annual inventory and entire holiday season
Bottega Veneta creates luxury leather goods and fashion with a focus on craftsmanship. Its core products include handbags, shoes, and accessories built through meticulous handwork, most famously using the intrecciato weaving technique that blends leather strips for strength and a distinctive, logo-free look. The brand relies on artisanal skill and a discreet design language rather than overt branding to convey value. Based in Vicenza, Italy, since 1966, the company maintains its link to its founding principle of Labor et Ingenium—combining hard work and ingenuity in its creations. Unlike many competitors that emphasize conspicuous logos or branding, Bottega Veneta differentiates itself through quiet luxury and long-lasting materials. The company’s goal is to preserve and evolve this tradition of craftsmanship, offering products that endure in both style and quality while keeping traditional artisanship at the core of its identity.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Milan, Italy
Founded
1966
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Jodie Chan from Versace strengthens Americas marketing leadership.
- Biennale di Venezia partnership with Nervi Foundation boosts cultural prestige.
- New Venetian heritage fragrances expand non-leather categories profitably.
What critics are saying
- CEO Rongone's March 31 departure to Moncler disrupts strategy continuity.
- Trotter's debut collection dilutes woven leather core equity.
- Kering's liquidity sales cut Bottega Veneta marketing investments.
What makes Bottega Veneta unique
- Bottega Veneta maintains quiet luxury via social media silence since 2021.
- Signature woven leather goods anchor 1.24 billion euro revenues in 2025.
- Sculptural Tide Sneaker in black and alabaster embodies architectural footwear.
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Bottega Veneta debuts the sculptural Tide Sneaker. Available in "black" and "Alabaster." Name: Bottega Veneta Tide Colorway: "Black", "Alabaster" SKU: 867865V6IJ11001, 867864V6IJ19197 MSRP: $1,100 USD Release Date: Available Now Where to Buy: Bottega Veneta Bottega Veneta has debuted the Tide Sneaker, a brand-new silhouette that embodies the brand's sculptural approach to footwear. Blending bold proportions with a sleek build, the upper is crafted from smooth calfskin leather, with clean quarter panels and a streamlined tongue that emphasizes the shoe's architectural silhouette. Coming in two tonal colorways - "Black" and "Alabaster" white - each is designed to accentuate the shoe's sculptural volume. Both colorways feature a matte yet subtly polished surface, reinforcing the balance between luxury and utility. Branding is kept minimal, with discreet embossed logos and tonal finishes that highlight the craftsmanship rather than overt marks. The laces integrate seamlessly into the design, while the exaggerated sole - engineered with a wave-like tread - provides both visual impact and functional grip.
Bottega Veneta partners with the Pier Luigi Nervi Foundation for the 61st Biennale di venezia. Bottega Veneta partners with the Pier Luigi Nervi Foundation for the 61st Biennale di venezia Ella O'Gorman march 18, 2026 Art, exhibitions, news. SAILING into La Serenissima for this year's edition of the Venice Art Biennale, Bottega Veneta are set to sponsor a thought-provoking moving image exhibition with the Pier Luigi Nervi Foundation, titled "If All Time Is Eternally Present. Featuring exclusive video projections by Tai Shani, Meriem Bennani, Orian Barki, and Kandis Williams, the immersive installation will be set in the Campo Manin public piazza from the 9 May to 7 June 2026. There, under the cloak of night, the Palazzo Nervi Scattolin's facade will serve as a screen for dynamic moving images curated by Venetians Marta Barina and Chiara Carrera. Cleverly, the 20th-century Palazzo and its surrounding historic piazza will anchor the artwork's connection to Venice and its inhabitants, while also acting as an important site of cross-cultural exchange. [Kandis Williams, A Travel Guide: Black Gothic in South Korean Horror, 2025. Video collage, 50 min. Courtesy the Artist. (C) Kandis Williams] [Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki, 2 Lizards, 2020. Eight episodes video, 23 min 02 s. Courtesy artists (C) Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki] Through this endorsement, Bottega Veneta and its Creative Director, Louise Trotter, build upon a long-standing connection to the floating city. Its ties to If All Time Is Eternally Present not only affirm its uncompromising cultural advocacy but also seek to promote Venice's contemporary creative virality. Exhibiting works such as Meriem Bennani & Orian Barki's 2 Lizards (2020) and Tai Shani's My Bodily Remains, If All Time Is Eternally Present taps into a strong sense of 'energy, openness, and optimism' for this year's Biennale, uniting powerful past and present perspectives and inviting diverse artistic viewpoints through its unique public staging. With press days held on the 7 and 8 May, the exhibition officially commences on the 9 May, running through to the 7 June, with projections screened from 8:30 to 11:00 pm each night. You won't want to miss this. by Ella O'Gorman
Kering announced that Bartolomeo Rongone will leave his position as CEO of Bottega Veneta on 31 March to pursue new opportunities. Rongone joined the brand in June 2019 after leading Yves Saint Laurent. A successor will be announced soon. Nike has restructured senior leadership teams across Greater China, EMEA and APLA regions as part of its "Win Now" strategy. Carl Grebert is retiring after 27 years, with César Garcia succeeding him as VP and GM of EMEA on 2 February. Angela Dong is stepping down from Greater China after 20 years, to be replaced by Cathy Sparks. Dutch denim brand Mud Jeans has named co-owner Dion Vijgeboom as CEO, succeeding Jolanda Brink. Vijgeboom previously served as COO since 2015.
Kering overhaul continues as Bottega Veneta CEO departs. Luxury conglomerate Kering announced Tuesday that Bartolomeo "Leo" Rongone will step down as CEO of Bottega Veneta on March 31 to pursue new professional projects. The group confirmed that the search for a successor is already underway, with an appointment expected shortly. Rongone, who joined Kering in 2012 and took the helm of Bottega Veneta in 2019, has been credited by Kering CEO Luca de Meo for his "significant contribution" and for achieving "important milestones" during a turbulent era for the luxury sector. Rongone's departure comes at a time when Bottega Veneta has acted as a rare anchor of stability for the French group. While Kering's flagship brands have struggled - with Gucci sales plunging 24 percent and Saint Laurent down 10 percent in the first nine months of 2025 - Bottega Veneta's revenues remained resilient at 1.24 billion euros. Despite this steady performance, the leadership change signals de Meo's determination to completely reshuffle Kering's executive ranks to combat declining group-wide sales. Since taking over in September, de Meo has moved aggressively to streamline the company. His tenure has already seen the appointment of Francesca Bellettini as Gucci CEO, the 4 billion dollars sale of Kering's beauty business to L'Oréal, and the offloading of prime real estate assets, including the group's building on New York's Fifth Avenue. These moves align with de Meo's earlier warnings to shareholders that the current market climate requires "clear and strong choices" and "acting without delay." The industry now awaits de Meo's broader strategic plan, scheduled for presentation this spring. For Bottega Veneta, the challenge for the next CEO will be maintaining the brand's unique market position - defined by its signature woven leather goods - while the parent company navigates a high-stakes transition. Bottega Veneta Kering
Bottega Veneta CEO Bartolomeo Rongone is leaving the brand effective 31st March to join Moncler as chief executive officer from 1st April. Moncler chairman Remo Ruffini will remain in his position whilst Roberto Eggs steps down as chief business and global market officer on 1st March, staying on the board of directors. Rongone spent six years at Bottega Veneta, owned by Kering. Ruffini said the appointment represents a natural evolution for Moncler, adding that Rongone's luxury sector knowledge and customer-centric approach would support the company's next phase of development. Kering CEO Luca de Meo thanked Rongone for his leadership and contribution. Bottega Veneta's selection process for a new CEO is underway, with an announcement expected soon.