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Arabian Gulf Workshop Series



Business Planning for

Carrefour

16 November 2008 | Dubai, UAE



The Arabian Gulf remains one of the fastest growing

regions for Carrefour globally



Carrefour is now present in eight markets in the region via its

partnership with the Majid Al Futtaim (MAF) Group and will soon

enter new markets such as Iran. The model continues to work as

a unique business unit within the Carrefour Group, combining the

expertise of Carrefour’s management in retail and the power of

the MAF holding in real estate. As the model continues to expand

(launch of Carrefour Express, private label development), this

session will be aimed at improving relations with such a

demanding account through:

• Analysing the Carrefour—MAF organisational—a partnership

• Looking at the roles and incentives within the group

• Providing practical solutions to set up efficient marketing and

merchandising strategies for suppliers





Schedule

8.00 – 8.30 Coffee and registration

Carrefour financial model

8.30 – 10.00 Introduction of the Carrefour group and the

MAF partnership • The pressure on margins

• Key Performance Indicators

10.00 – 11.00 Carrefour financial model

• EXERCISE: Understanding Carrefour’s KPIs

11.00 – 11.15 Break

11.15 – 12.15 Managing Carrefour – MAF organisation Managing Carrefour – MAF organisation

12.15 – 13.15 Lunch • From Purchasing Director to Aisle Manager

13.15 – 14.15 Merchandising and marketing strategies • Understanding measurements of Carrefour’s buyers

• The interactions between suppliers and Carrefour – MAF

14.15 – 14.30 Break

14.30 – 16.00 Promotional activities at Carrefour Merchandising and marketing strategies

16.00 – 16.15 Conclusions of the day • Space allocation remains key

• Brand leader and brand challengers

• The role of private label in the Carrefour assortment

Agenda • The need for local adaptations

• Demographic implications

Introduction of the Carrefour group and the MAF • The Dubai example

partnership • EXERCISE: Understanding how suppliers can get more space



• Carrefour, the 2nd largest global retailer

Promotional activities at Carrefour

• Carrefour’s strong brand positioning

• In-store

• The hypermarket format

• Securing promotional space

• The supermarket format

• What activities should be set up within this space

• Strength of Carrefour’s private label offer

• Out-of-store

• The Majid Al Futtaim Group

• The role of circulars and online communications

• A multi-business holding

• EXERCISE: Achieving a promotional plan with Carrefour

• Synergies between MAF’s property division and Carrefour’s retail

business

Conclusions from the day

• The way forward for the Carrefour-MAF partnership









MVI–Management Ventures, Inc Tel: +44 (0)207.031.0256 Fax: +44 (0)207 031 0270 Web: MVI-Worldwide.com MVI-Insights.eu

MVI, a division of RI UK Ltd Registered in England No:390593 VAT No:GB243 3351 88

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Introduction to Auchan

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17 November 2008 | Dubai, UAE



Auchan is one of the world’s largest retailers, with a 45 year history of

success in the hypermarket business. This closely held business is

now poised to enter the rapidly growing UAE retail market through an

innovative partnership with the Nakheel Development Corporation. In

addition to obtaining valuable background information, potential

suppliers can benefit from MVI’s decade long analysis of Auchan to

understand the ways in which this business differs from its rivals,

Carrefour and Casino. These insights will be extremely helpful for future

business planning and selling efforts in the UAE.



• Auchan’s brand and the consumer offer?

• Creating an exciting selling proposition?

• Building the foundation for a healthy long-term business









Schedule Agenda

08:00 – 08:30 Coffee & Registration Auchan—Nakheel retail partnership within the context of

the Auchan global strategy

08:30 –09:30 Auchan - Nakheel retail

• Auchan global strategy

partnership within the context of the

• The Nakheel group

Auchan global strategy • Synergies between the Auchan retail business and the Nakheel property

division

09:30 – 10:30 Auchan financial KPIs and

development in the Gulf Auchan financial KPIs and development in the Gulf

10:30 – 10:45 Break • KPIs

• Auchan vs competitors in the Gulf

10:45 – 12:00 Assortment and promotional planning

for Auchan Assortment and promotional planning for Auchan

12:00 – 12:15 Conclusions • Assortment strategy

• Role of private labels and brands

12:15 – 13:15 Lunch • Promotional activity



Conclusions

• Requirements for alignment with Auchan









MVI–Management Ventures, Inc Tel: +44 (0)207.031.0256 Fax: +44 (0)207 031 0270 Web: MVI-Worldwide.com MVI-Insights.eu

MVI, a division of RI UK Ltd Registered in England No:390593 VAT No:GB243 3351 88

Arabian Gulf Workshop

Series

16-17 November 2008 | Dubai, UAE









For More Information & Registration

Email CustomerService@mventures.com Logistics

Jumeirah Emirates Towers

Web MVI-Worldwide.com/Events/EmeaCalendar.aspx

Sheikh Zayed Road

Call Niloo Sarafan at +44 (0)207.031.0256 P.O. Box 72127, Dubai, UAE

Rate per day: €1,450.00 Half day rate: €725.00 (net of any applicable VAT)

Multi-day/multi-seat rates available. Please contact MVI for details. Please contact the hotel directly for room reservations

MVI accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express on reservations@jumeirah.com or Tel: +971 4 3300000





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Session fee includes continental breakfast and lunch each day and relevant MVI training outlines. Cancellations/Substitutions Cancellations received in writing 10 days before the program will qualify

for a credit on a future MVI program. Unfortunately, MVI is unable to issue refunds for cancellations. Substitutions must be communicated and are allowed at any time. If, due to travel restrictions,

security issues or other business reasons, MVI determines that it is not preferable to deliver its traditional classroom programs (such as Workshops and Forums), MVI reserves the right to substitute

comparable, alternative learning systems (such as interactive Webcasts) in their place. Content Speakers and topics subject to change. MVI specifically disclaims any liability for the editorial content of

the presentations made by non-MVI speakers, which wholly originates with the speakers. The analysis and conclusions presented by MVI represent the opinions of the company. The views expressed

do not necessarily reflect those of the retailers under discussion, nor are they endorsed or otherwise supported by the management of those retailers. Sessions may be taped by MVI for internal train-

ing purposes.









MVI–Management Ventures, Inc Tel: +44 (0)207.031.0256 Fax: +44 (0)207 031 0270 Web: MVI-Worldwide.com MVI-Insights.eu

MVI, a division of RI UK Ltd Registered in England No:390593 VAT No:GB243 3351 88



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