Michelle Bourve
About Michelle Bourve
Michelle Bourve serves as the Leiterin Verkauf at MediaMarktSaturn, where she has worked since 2021. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Wirtschaftswissenschaften and Rechtswissenschaften from Universität Erfurt and advocates for enhancing customer experiences and empowering women in retail leadership.
Work at MediaMarktSaturn
Michelle Bourve currently holds the position of Leiterin Verkauf at MediaMarktSaturn, a role she has occupied since 2021 at Saturn Jena, Thüringen, Deutschland. Prior to this, she served as Leiterin Kundenservice for five months in 2021 at the same location. Her career at MediaMarktSaturn began as a Werkstudent from 2017 to 2019 in Erfurt/Jena, followed by a two-year tenure as Trainee Vertrieb from 2019 to 2021 in Ingolstadt/Jena. Throughout her time with the company, she has focused on enhancing customer experiences and promoting effective business operations.
Education and Expertise
Michelle Bourve studied at Universität Erfurt, where she pursued a degree in Wirtschaftswissenschaften/Rechtswissenschaften. She achieved a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from 2016 to 2019, completing her studies over a three-year period. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in both business and legal principles, which she applies in her current role in retail management.
Background
Michelle Bourve has a diverse background in retail, having worked in various capacities at MediaMarktSaturn. Her journey began as a Werkstudent, where she gained practical experience while studying. She progressed through roles including Trainee Vertrieb and Leiterin Kundenservice, which equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of customer service and sales operations. This experience has informed her current leadership role in sales.
Achievements
In her role at MediaMarktSaturn, Michelle Bourve advocates for creating 'Glühwürmchen-Momente' to enhance customer experiences in retail. She emphasizes the importance of education and training programs for successful business operations. Additionally, she supports the 'Women in Retail' initiative, which aims to empower women in leadership roles within the retail industry. These initiatives reflect her commitment to improving both customer engagement and workplace diversity.