Analyst - New Business & Market Entry (12 months fixed term)
Blackmore · United Kingdom
At Blackmores, our vision is to connect 1 billion people to the healing power of nature.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Kirin Holdings, Blackmores Group is a leading natural health company
with proud Australian heritage. Operating across 11 markets throughout Asia-Pacific and Greater China, we develop high-quality, evidence-based health solutions that help people live healthier lives.
The Opportunity
The purpose of the Analyst – New Business & Market Entry (12 months fixed term) role is to provide high-quality research and analytical support that enables data-driven decisions on new business opportunities, including entry into new markets and consumer segments.
Working cross-functionally with Marketing, Commercial, Product and Finance teams, you will analyse complex market, category, competitor and consumer information and translate it into clear, actionable insights. Your work will help identify growth opportunities, validate strategic assumptions and inform opportunity selection, market-entry strategies and commercial planning.
This is an exciting opportunity for a curious and commercially minded analyst who enjoys working with complex information and influencing important business decisions through evidence-based recommendations. This role will be based in Sydney – working from Surry Hills at least 3 days per week and 2 days from home.
What You’ll Be Doing?
Conducting structured analysis of new business opportunities, including market size, growth potential, segmentation and key market drivers.
Identifying emerging market and consumer trends and assessing their implications for potential business opportunities
Supporting the prioritisation of opportunities using relevant strategic and commercial criteria.
Analysing competitive environments, including key competitors, product portfolios, pricing models and channel strategies.
Identifying potential sources of competitive advantage, market gaps and areas of white space.
Monitoring changes in competitor activity, customer behaviour and broader market dynamics.