This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about potential roles within L'Oréal's Dermatological Beauty division! In this session we will be focusing on Communications, Advocacy, and Digital Marketing, key areas for any successful beauty brand today, especially in the dermocosmetics space. 

Here are some example roles they might be looking to fill within those areas, just to give you an idea:

• Communications:

• Public Relations Manager: Focusing on media relations, press releases, and building brand awareness.
• Internal Communications Specialist: Keeping employees informed and engaged.
• Scientific Communications Manager: Communicating complex scientific information to various audiences. This is especially relevant for a dermatological beauty division.
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Communications Manager: Highlighting L'Oréal's commitment to sustainability and social impact.
• Advocacy:
  • Healthcare Professional Relations Manager: Building and maintaining relationships with dermatologists, pharmacists, and other healthcare providers.
  • Advocacy Manager: Working with patient groups and organizations to raise awareness of skin health issues.
  • Influencer Marketing Manager: Partnering with key influencers to promote the brands and products. 
  • Social Media Manager: Developing and executing social media strategies across various platforms.
• Digital Marketing:
  • Digital Marketing Manager: Overseeing all aspects of digital marketing strategy.
  • SEO/SEM Specialist: Optimizing website content for search engines and managing paid advertising campaigns.
  • E-commerce Manager: Managing online sales and marketing activities.
  • Content Marketing Manager: Creating engaging content for the website, blog, and social media channels. This could include educational content about skin health, product information, and brand stories.