Client Strategy Manager

Reporting to the Regional Client Strategy Director (APAC), the Client Strategy Manager will be responsible for building up a deep knowledge of the art and auction ecosystem in Hong Kong, its collectors, their collections and their activities, developing relevant and practical client engagement strategies, and help drive client engagement in Hong Kong with Christie’s specialists, client advisors and Chairman’s Office

• →Conduct research and develop deep knowledge of art collectors, their collections and their activities,  the art and auction industry in Hong Kong, and draw insights that are relevant to Christie's client engagement efforts in Hong Kong
• →Identify high potential consignors and bidders in Hong Kong across Christie’s sale categories, and develop client engagement plans with specialist department heads, client advisory team and Chairman’s Office
• →Analyze data in Christie's databases, files, and catalogues, and draw out key recommendations for Christie’s campaigns, consignment and selling efforts among Hong Kong collectors
• →Work with specialists and client advisors on client development ideas, debrief them after client meetings and visits, and follow up on opportunities and next steps
• →Support specialists and client advisors in client outreach for Christie’s global sales
• →Organize and conduct client reviews with specialists and client advisors, record meeting minutes and drive action points
• →Prepare client transactions analyses and reports for the Head of Marketing, Communications and Client Strategy, Asia Pacific, highlighting key points and implications, and ensure they are available in a timely manner
• →Ensure relevant client and objects information is properly entered, maintained and updated in Christie’s databases, and adhering to corporate data governance framework and guidelines

• Bachelor's or Master's degree from a recognized University
• At least six years successful experience in the art, auction, private banking, luxury or management consulting industries
• Good knowledge of the the global art and auction industries and collecting trends, and the art ecosystem in Hong Kong
• Fluency in English, Cantonese and Mandarin
• Very strong written, analytical, communication and interpersonal skills
• Very strong ability in managing, analysing and visualizing data
• Advanced proficiency in Excel and Power Point
• Strong professional communication and interpersonal skills with colleagues at all levels of seniority
• Attention to detail and able to prioritise, manage time effectively and work under pressure to tight deadlines, whilst keeping an eye on longer-term projects
• Highly organised and proven ability to multitask

• Flexible team player with demonstrable initiative and creativity

HK$554,000 to 700,000