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Learning & Development Field Leader, Retail Engagement Marketing and Merchandising

Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Corporate Functions

Description

- Partner with Global Retail Support, Market Directors and Leaders, and People teams to assess training needs and consult on the strategic deployment of L&D programs across diverse markets. Share insights and best practices to ensure relevance and consistency of implementation.- Design, deliver, and oversee all aspects of facilitation of foundational, role-specific, and leadership development content in both in-person and digital formats. Serve as a key contributor or lead for REMM learning events such as New Store Openings, Coaching at Apple, and Inclusive Leader as well as events.- Act as a program manager for regional learning initiatives, overseeing planning, execution, and evaluation with precision and accountability.- Guide and coach market teams and on-demand facilitators to ensure quality assurance and sustainability of training delivery. Provide feedback and mentorship to build facilitation capability across the region.- Ensure training and communication solutions are culturally relevant and compliant across markets like the UAE and India. Support communication and change initiatives that develop a learning-focused culture.- Contribute to feedback loops for ongoing product and strategy enhancement. Leverage data, KPIs, and insights to iterate and evolve programs in partnership with the EMEIA and global teams.- Communicate effectively with all levels of the organisation, including C-suite leaders. Represent Internal Engagement in Country strategic discussions, influence decision-making, and balance local needs with global priorities.- Support and validate execution of Internal Engagement programs across regions through regular domestic and international travel (approximately once per quarter).

Minimum Qualifications
  • Demonstrated ability leading training or employee experience strategy and execution, ideally across multiple countries in a matrixed, global organisation.
  • Proven ability to develop and deliver high-impact learning programs in hybrid and digital formats, with exceptional facilitation and presentation skills.
  • Skilled in leading complex projects across multiple locations, with a meticulous and iterative approach. Strong experience coaching teams and influencing without authority. Able to develop field trainers and operations partners with a hands-on, collaborative style.
  • Successful track record working in diverse cultural settings, with a sensitivity to multicultural dynamics and local norms.
  • Experience engaging and influencing senior leaders, including navigating complex stakeholder perspectives.
  • Collaborative team player with flexibility, enthusiasm, and a growth mindset.
  • Demonstrated effectiveness within global companies with headquarters in the U.S. or Europe and within highly matrixed organisational structures.
  • Strong analytical approach with the ability to use data to drive decisions, improve outcomes, and demonstrate program ROI.
  • Outstanding written and verbal communication in English; confident presenter across levels and cultures.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience working in the Middle East and India.
  • Knowledge of local labour and compliance requirements (UAE & India).
  • Professional certifications in L&D (e.g., CIPD, ATD).
  • Background in psychology, change management, or internal communications.
  • Strong planning and project management skills
  • Fluency in Hindi and/or Arabic is a plus.
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience required.
  • Familiarity with Apple hardware and software is a plus.
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