Samer El Chemaly
Commercial & Market Development
FMCG · Foodservice · Distribution · B2B · Market Entry · Product Development
15+ years across commercial growth, products, customer development and distribution, with recent market-development work in Québec and Canada/North America.
Market development & market entry, backed by commercial leadership.
Recent work in Québec and North America demonstrates market development and market-entry capability; earlier FMCG/CPG leadership provides the commercial operating foundation behind it.
Market Development & Market Entry
Two distinct mandates demonstrating how I identify opportunities, enter markets, test propositions and build commercial traction in Canada and North America.
Market Development Manager
Foodservice tableware distributor developing RAK Porcelain in Québec and Eastern Canada.
Built and led a direct-market activation strategy, HubSpot CRM structure, targeted product pilots and field adaptation while guiding two sales representatives.
Business Development & Market Entry
Textile manufacturer developing Canadian and North American opportunities across fabrics, knitting and finished apparel.
Connected manufacturing capability with market demand through benchmarking, product definition, prototype development and business development.
Commercial Leadership
Long-term FMCG/CPG operating experience across growth, portfolio, pricing, distribution, team leadership and business adaptation.
Applying FMCG experience to automation and commercial control.
A live client implementation that turns a supplier-invoice photo or scan into ERP-linked purchasing, cost and margin visibility within seconds.
Intelligent Invoice-Processing Workflow
Designed and implemented a live intelligent invoice-processing workflow that turns supplier invoice photos/scans into ERP-linked purchasing, cost and margin visibility within seconds — without waiting for manual ERP upload and line-by-line comparison.
Cross-matches multilingual supplier descriptions — including new items and the same SKU from different suppliers — then flags cost, margin, supplier, pack/size, discount, free-goods, VAT and currency changes against ERP and purchase-history data.